Regarded as the Madonna of Albania,” international Pop-sensation Bleona is releasing her latest single Haters” independently and in conjunction with a video directed by Chris Applebaum (Rihanna Ft. Jay-Z: Umbrella”) on March 8th, 2020. The eye, a prominent reference point in Pop and the thinking around the show's touchstones—geopolitical unrest, increased media coverage and consumption, and cultural self-reflection—seemed like a perfect stand-in for the "I" in "I-Pop." Apart from the graphics on the cover, I had created a suite of passport stamps to serve as the International Pop brand.
Whereas participation at a trade fair or conference loses sales impact, once it is over, and an advertisement in a newspaper or business magazine may quickly lose its sales generating value within a day or two or as soon as the next issue is released; Internet Promotion is often timeless.



His Wildstar debut 'Fill Me In' made Craig David the youngest male solo artist ever to achieve a number one single, and his subsequent hits, '7 Days' International Pop and 'Walking Away', boosted sales of Craig David's debut album 'Born To Do It' to over 7 million copies including 1.8 million sales in North America.

Indeed, Coke bottles , Marilyns , and grid points became the trademarks of an art movement which today is as much a part of the canon as Cubism and Abstract Expressionism But while Pop” was a global cultural phenomena that also encompassed music, fashion, design, and architecture, spawning very distinctive national variants, the Pop art” sanctioned by critics and museums was usually a purely U.S.-American phenomenon with British offshoots.
Genius, the lyric site made famous for its annotations and meticulous message boards full of diehard fans poring over and debating artistic meaning, has launched English translations for Map Of The Soul: 7 , which have already racked up close to 180,000 visitors in the week and a half since the album dropped.

One thing that struck me about the Walker Art Center's huge survey of global and historical pop art, ‘International Pop', and Tate Modern's identically-themed show, ‘The World Goes Pop', which opened within months of each other last year, was how this coincidence of curating was itself such an old-fashioned pop moment.
In other words, they were marginalized—or, to play on the title of Dipesh Chakrabarty's important book Provincializing Europe: Postcolonial Thought and Historical Difference (2000), International Pop” provincialized Warhol (and Richard Hamilton, Jasper Johns, Roy Lichtenstein, etc.). At the Tate, meanwhile, the histories of British and American Pop are excised altogether (though certain figures in the orbit of those worlds, such as Joe Tilson and Marisol, are present).