“Committee 2000 Champagne Glasses” is an artwork by Andy Warhol, created in 1979. It is representative of the Pop Art movement, and the genre of the piece is photography. The artwork displays a collection of champagne glasses, each in a different orientation and condition. You can observe one upright blue glass with a clear stem and base, while two others are turned over, and one glass appears between them with its base facing the viewer. There’s also a hint of celebratory confetti scattered around the glasses, which adds to an implied festive context. The portrayal of common objects like champagne glasses is typical of the Pop Art movement, focusing on mundane or commercial items to create high art. Warhol’s signature is included in the frame, stylizing the piece with his famous brand.
