American Pop Artist & Author
Michael Albert: Modern Pop Artist
Michael Albert’s creation of Cerealism represents a groundbreaking fusion of Pop Art and sustainability. Using cereal boxes and other consumer packaging as his primary medium
Evolution of Artistic Style
The Modern Pop Art Experience
Albert has been creating ART since his college days at New York University, where he studied business (BPA, 1984-1988). After visiting many of the great museums in NYC and viewing some of the world’s greatest masterpieces of art, he began his own artistic pursuits.
His art has evolved from doodles and Pen & Ink to serious wax oil drawings, to the cubist mosaic Cereal box collages he has become known for. In the past two decades, he has been creating large-scale “Epic” collage works on various themes including History, Literature, Religion & Philosophy, Music, Poetry & Lyrics, Botany, Logo Montages, Color Studies, Mathematics & Geography….. Since the publishing of his book, “An Artist’s autobiography titled, “An Artist’s America” (Henry Holt, 2008)
Albert has developed a traveling Pop Art Enrichment Program & Hands-On Collage Workshop for kids (school age & up), teens, adults & as a multi-generational event called the “Modern Pop Art Experience” which he has brought to more than 1,000 schools, libraries, museums, art festivals & special events in most of the United States (48 so far!) & in Canada & Europe.
Albert is also the founder/owner of Sir Real, a brand of fruit juice & natural foods www.sirreal.com

Michael Albert: The New American Pop Art
Johnathan Morgan Productions Video
Modern pop artist Michael Albert dives into his journey as an artist and business man in this special documentary of his visit to W.R. Croman Elementary School and the Morgan family in Bradford County, Pennsylvania.
An Artists America
Interpreting History Through Collage
In an effort to combine his art style with his recycling philosophy, he has created a signature line of artwork in which his materials are derived from consumer packaging, old photographs, and discarded cardboard. The results are brilliant collages in the spirit of Andy Warhol’s famous Campbell’s Soup.
Through his own interpretation of historical and epic events, such as the signing of the Declaration of Independence and the Gettysburg Address, Michael Albert shares his vision of American popular culture. Here is an artist’s America!

You are what you crEATe!
The Modern Art Experience Tour
Michael Albert is a celebrated artist and educator known for his innovative approach to art and his dedication to inspiring creativity in others. Through his traveling art program, The Modern Pop Art Experience, Albert brings his unique vision of art directly to schools, libraries, museums, and festivals across the United States. His program features engaging artist talks and hands-on workshops, including his signature Cereal Box Collage Workshop, designed to spark imagination and encourage artistic exploration.
Suitable for all ages and educational levels, from Pre-K to university students and adults, The Modern Pop Art Experience offers participants the opportunity to create their own masterpieces while learning about Albert’s creative process and recycling philosophy. By using everyday materials like cereal boxes and discarded packaging, Albert demonstrates how sustainability can blend seamlessly with art, making his workshops both educational and inspiring.
Libraries, schools, museums, art festivals, and other venues interested in hosting Michael Albert’s program are invited to contact his studio for more information. Join the thousands of participants who have experienced the joy of creating art with one of America’s most innovative Pop artists.

Smithsonian Interview
Smithsonian Institute American Art Museum, 2012
Michael Albert, a renowned Pop artist, shares his journey into the world of art, which began during his time as a business student at NYU. Initially pursuing a traditional path in business, Albert found himself drawn to creative expression, eventually transforming his passion into a professional art career.
In this interview, he delves into his unique artistic process, focusing on collage art, and explains how he uses everyday materials, such as cereal boxes and other discarded items, to create vibrant, thought-provoking works. Albert also reflects on the themes that inspire him, his perspective on Pop art’s cultural relevance, and how his business background influences his approach to the art world.