For those lucky enough to be in London, a Roy Lichtenstein retrospective opens today at the Tate Modern. On display are 125 of his most definitive paintings and sculptures, including his well known comic-book inspired works, nudes, reimagined Picassos and Monets, studio scenes, landscapes, still-lifes and monochrome paintings. The retrospective runs through May 27th.

Currently on view at the Whitney until February 12th are three films that Roy Lichtenstein produced during two-week residency at the Hollywood Universal Studios special effects lab back in February of 1969.

You are likely familiar with Roy Lichtenstein's work, Lichtenstein being one of the most influential pop artist alongside Warhol. During the early and mid 1990's, he produced a variety of interior spaces that are rendered in his trademark, comic book-inspired style.

We just featured Australian fine artist, Jonathan Zawada in our August 2011 issue, and he is currently exhibiting in Sunset Etc at Prism Gallery in Los Angeles. The group exhibition features Leroy Grannis, Roy Lichtenstein, Matthew Porter, Ed Ruscha, Andy Warhol, Tom Wesselmann, and Zawada.