Andy Warhol was an American artist. He was in the limelight of the pop art movement in the 1960s and 1970s.

安迪·沃霍尔是一位美国艺术家。他是20世纪六七十年代流行艺术运动的灵魂人物。

" Well, do you think that they've shown a lack of appreciation for what Pop Art means? " - " Err no."

“那么，你认为他们对波普艺术的意义缺乏欣赏吗？” - “呃，没有。”

Luke Edwards: For me, pop art has never really seemed controversial.

Luke Edwards：对我来说，波普艺术似乎从来没有引起过争议。

Pop art was inspired by popular culture and artists like Roy Lichtenstein and Andy Warhol used instantly accessible images to reach mass audiences.

波普艺术受到流行文化的启发，像罗伊·利希滕斯坦和安迪·沃霍尔这样的艺术家会使用即时可接触的图像来接触大众。

Narrator: By contrast, pop art was a much more direct response to capitalist America.

旁白：相比之下，波普艺术是对资本主义美国更为直接的回应。

Narrator: Yet whilst pop art reflected these changes critical reception to this new style was mixed.

旁白：然而，虽然波普艺术反映了这些变化，但对这种新风格的批评接受程度参差不齐。

Pop art's massive impact on the art world was really the result of a huge sense of... controversy.

波普艺术对艺术界的巨大影响实际上是巨大争议的结果。

Keith Hartley: Forms and colours that you see in pop art are used everywhere, and I think people have grown used to it.

基思哈特利：你在波普艺术中看到的形式和颜色无处不在，我认为人们已经习惯了。

A prolific artist throughout the 1960s and 70s, pop art superstar Andy Warhol began creating a series of digital works on a personal computer, the Amiga 1000 model, in the mid-1980s.

作为60年代和70年代多产的艺术家，波普艺术巨星安迪沃霍尔于80年代中期开始在个人电脑 Amiga 1000 模型上创作一系列数字作品。

Keith Hartley: I mean pop art really I think was partly a reaction against the sort of over-subjectivity, and almost arbitrary nature of abstract expressionism.

基思哈特利：我的意思是波普艺术真的我认为部分是对抽象表现主义的过度主观性和几乎任意性的反应。