How artists came up with pop music, and pop music became art

"In the book “How Artists came up with pop music”, interweaving stories of pop music and visual arts from the 1950s are observed from the 1950s or even wider-from Dad to Lady Gaga and further. Mike Roberts examines in detail the active and fruitful exchange of ideas between art colleges and musicians whom they brought up (regardless of whether the future pop stations have completed their artistic training).
Paving the winding path through various fields of artistic practice, in which such different people and groups crossed as Marseille Dyushan, The Beatles, Yoko it, The Who, Andy Warhol, The Velvet Underground, Frank Floyd , David Bowie, Gilbert and George, Kraftwerk, Richard Hamilton, Roxy Music, Malcolm Maclarene, Sex Pistols, Talking Heads, Blondie, Factory Records, Jean-Michel Baskia, Jeremy Deller, Riot Grrrl, J. AY - Z and many others Mike Roberts traces the history of the rock of art colleges, clarifies the genealogy pop cultural trends and puts the work of artists who draw inspiration into an inexhaustible vital energy of pop music in the original historical context. ”
Translation - a workshop of literary translation by D. Simanovsky