Originally coined by British art critic Laurence Alloway, this art movement celebrated the post­war consumer boom and the materialism of Americans.
Originally coined by British art critic Laurence Alloway, this art movement celebrated the post­war consumer boom and the materialism of Americans. A rejection of abstract expressionism, its name was first used in an issue of Architectural Digest  from 1958, though it didn't catch on until the 1960s, and was referred to as "neo­Dada" in the interim. For ten points, identify this school of art whose most notable proponent was Andy Warhol.
Originally coined by British art critic Laurence Alloway, this art movement celebrated the post­war consumer boom and the materialism of Americans.
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