In this episode, we explore how pop art redefined the relationship between art and the everyday. By blending industrial aesthetics with classical genres, artists like Richard Hamilton and Joe Tilson transformed landscapes, portraits, and still lifes into reflections of modern life. We uncover how pop art’s embrace of mass media and mythology pushed the boundaries of art history, finding profound meaning in ordinary objects and moments. Discover how this movement bridged the gap between high and low culture, reshaping the way we see art and the world.