Gazelli Art House examines Pop art's legacy in digital age
Gazelli Art House in London presents "Taste and Decency," a group exhibition linking Pop art pioneers with contemporary artists to explore how consumption, sexuality, and social behavior are staged. The show traces the evolution from 1960s mass advertising to today's digital self-advertising on social media and algorithmic feeds. Artists use humor and exaggeration to question who defines taste and decency in a visibility-driven culture.
Key facts
- Exhibition title: Taste and Decency
- Venue: Gazelli Art House
- Group show features Pop art pioneers and younger generation artists
- Examines consumption, sexuality, and social behavior
- Traces continuity from 1960s mass advertising to digital self-advertising
- Artists use humor, exaggeration, and material transformation
- Questions definitions of taste and decency
- Focuses on boundaries between private and public, acceptable and inappropriate
Entities
Institutions
- Gazelli Art House
Locations
- London
- United Kingdom