At first glance, Pop Art promised pleasure: the bubble-gum palette, the sleek surfaces, the endless repetition of the everyday. Yet its sugar-coating was never innocent. Candy-Coloured Chaos examines how artists turned the visual noise of advertising, celebrity, and consumer culture into a language at once seductive and subversive. From Warhol’s soup cans to contemporary reimaginings, the works gathered here trace…

At first glance, Pop Art promised pleasure: the bubble-gum palette, the sleek surfaces, the endless repetition of the everyday. Yet its sugar-coating was never innocent. Candy-Coloured Chaos examines how artists turned the visual noise of advertising, celebrity, and consumer culture into a language at once seductive and subversive. From Warhol’s soup cans to contemporary reimaginings, the works gathered here trace…

At first glance, Pop Art promised pleasure: the bubble-gum palette, the sleek surfaces, the endless repetition of the everyday. Yet its sugar-coating was never innocent. Candy-Coloured Chaos examines how artists turned the visual noise of advertising, celebrity, and consumer culture into a language at once seductive and subversive. From Warhol’s soup cans to contemporary reimaginings, the works gathered here trace…

At first glance, Pop Art promised pleasure: the bubble-gum palette, the sleek surfaces, the endless repetition of the everyday. Yet its sugar-coating was never innocent. Candy-Coloured Chaos examines how artists turned the visual noise of advertising, celebrity, and consumer culture into a language at once seductive and subversive. From Warhol’s soup cans to contemporary reimaginings, the works gathered here trace…

At first glance, Pop Art promised pleasure: the bubble-gum palette, the sleek surfaces, the endless repetition of the everyday. Yet its sugar-coating was never innocent. Candy-Coloured Chaos examines how artists turned the visual noise of advertising, celebrity, and consumer culture into a language at once seductive and subversive. From Warhol’s soup cans to contemporary reimaginings, the works gathered here trace…

At first glance, Pop Art promised pleasure: the bubble-gum palette, the sleek surfaces, the endless repetition of the everyday. Yet its sugar-coating was never innocent. Candy-Coloured Chaos examines how artists turned the visual noise of advertising, celebrity, and consumer culture into a language at once seductive and subversive. From Warhol’s soup cans to contemporary reimaginings, the works gathered here trace…

At first glance, Pop Art promised pleasure: the bubble-gum palette, the sleek surfaces, the endless repetition of the everyday. Yet its sugar-coating was never innocent. Candy-Coloured Chaos examines how artists turned the visual noise of advertising, celebrity, and consumer culture into a language at once seductive and subversive. From Warhol’s soup cans to contemporary reimaginings, the works gathered here trace…

At first glance, Pop Art promised pleasure: the bubble-gum palette, the sleek surfaces, the endless repetition of the everyday. Yet its sugar-coating was never innocent. Candy-Coloured Chaos examines how artists turned the visual noise of advertising, celebrity, and consumer culture into a language at once seductive and subversive. From Warhol’s soup cans to contemporary reimaginings, the works gathered here trace…

At first glance, Pop Art promised pleasure: the bubble-gum palette, the sleek surfaces, the endless repetition of the everyday. Yet its sugar-coating was never innocent. Candy-Coloured Chaos examines how artists turned the visual noise of advertising, celebrity, and consumer culture into a language at once seductive and subversive. From Warhol’s soup cans to contemporary reimaginings, the works gathered here trace…

At first glance, Pop Art promised pleasure: the bubble-gum palette, the sleek surfaces, the endless repetition of the everyday. Yet its sugar-coating was never innocent. Candy-Coloured Chaos examines how artists turned the visual noise of advertising, celebrity, and consumer culture into a language at once seductive and subversive. From Warhol’s soup cans to contemporary reimaginings, the works gathered here trace…

At first glance, Pop Art promised pleasure: the bubble-gum palette, the sleek surfaces, the endless repetition of the everyday. Yet its sugar-coating was never innocent. Candy-Coloured Chaos examines how artists turned the visual noise of advertising, celebrity, and consumer culture into a language at once seductive and subversive. From Warhol’s soup cans to contemporary reimaginings, the works gathered here trace…

At first glance, Pop Art promised pleasure: the bubble-gum palette, the sleek surfaces, the endless repetition of the everyday. Yet its sugar-coating was never innocent. Candy-Coloured Chaos examines how artists turned the visual noise of advertising, celebrity, and consumer culture into a language at once seductive and subversive. From Warhol’s soup cans to contemporary reimaginings, the works gathered here trace…

At first glance, Pop Art promised pleasure: the bubble-gum palette, the sleek surfaces, the endless repetition of the everyday. Yet its sugar-coating was never innocent. Candy-Coloured Chaos examines how artists turned the visual noise of advertising, celebrity, and consumer culture into a language at once seductive and subversive. From Warhol’s soup cans to contemporary reimaginings, the works gathered here trace…

At first glance, Pop Art promised pleasure: the bubble-gum palette, the sleek surfaces, the endless repetition of the everyday. Yet its sugar-coating was never innocent. Candy-Coloured Chaos examines how artists turned the visual noise of advertising, celebrity, and consumer culture into a language at once seductive and subversive. From Warhol’s soup cans to contemporary reimaginings, the works gathered here trace…

At first glance, Pop Art promised pleasure: the bubble-gum palette, the sleek surfaces, the endless repetition of the everyday. Yet its sugar-coating was never innocent. Candy-Coloured Chaos examines how artists turned the visual noise of advertising, celebrity, and consumer culture into a language at once seductive and subversive. From Warhol’s soup cans to contemporary reimaginings, the works gathered here trace…

At first glance, Pop Art promised pleasure: the bubble-gum palette, the sleek surfaces, the endless repetition of the everyday. Yet its sugar-coating was never innocent. Candy-Coloured Chaos examines how artists turned the visual noise of advertising, celebrity, and consumer culture into a language at once seductive and subversive. From Warhol’s soup cans to contemporary reimaginings, the works gathered here trace…