Astisendo Grupo Editorial Los Colores Del Underground Comic Spanish

Astisendo Grupo Editorial Los Colores Del Underground Comic Spanish Multicolor . Beyond established art, several generations of artists, mostly American, have offered a radically different pictorial perspective on modern art.Influenced by pop culture, comics, science fiction, fantasy films, B movies, graffiti, punk, rock, cartoons, video games, or toys, they have combined this range of influences to create what has been called pop surrealism.Joan S. Luna, editor-in-chief of the music magazine MondoSonoro, reviews the artistic precedents or previous trends that have influenced many of the creators who appear on its pages, stating that the influence of surrealists such as Ernst, Picasso, De Chirico, Dalí, or Magritte is fundamental for many of the artists who are part of the movement in question, while pop art becomes a more conceptual than aesthetic influence.The Colors of the Underground seeks, through 22 interviews conducted by Luna himself with as many authors, to offer a representative sample of the current panorama of pop surrealism and to make its most outstanding artists known.Joan S. Luna (Barcelona, 1967).Born in the Gràcia neighborhood of Barcelona, he has been dedicated mainly to music criticism for more than fifteen years.His texts have appeared in various publications, from newspaper supplements such as El Mundo or Avui, to international music magazines of the most varied kind (Riff Raff -Belgium- or Hit It or Quit It -United States-), including more or less specific collaborations in Los 40 Principales, Play, Rockdelux, Time Out, Europa, and many others.He started in this field in the underground magazine Metali-K.O., to move, in the mid-nineties, to occupy the position of editor-in-chief in the independent music publication MondoSonoro.His only participation in a book to date was the chapter corresponding to hardcore in the collective work Teen Spirit: a journey through independent pop (Mondadori, 2004), coordinated by Juan Manuel Freire and Javier Blánquez.He also regularly DJs in various Catalan venues and as a remixer in the project Fizz Moon with Roger Gascón.Beyond music, he regularly writes about comics, manga, and Japanese animation on websites like 13 Million Ships.The Colors of the Underground is his first book of interviews and the first centered on the world of surrealist pop, one of his countless hobbies. tradeinn Techinn