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How did the Neo-Dadaists and the Pop artists use imagery and objects produced by mass consumerism?

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Materials employed by both Neo-Dadaists and Pop artists are briefly examined in 100 words of informal notes. No references are utilized.

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Pop artists used imagery and objects produced by mass consumerism to via commercial methods like silkscreening, or produced multiples of an original artist's works to give their ...

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