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    Art appropriation involves selecting and manipulating found materials to create new works that reference pop culture or history. It emerged in the 1960s and peaked in the 1980s as a postmodern concept. Key antecedents include Picasso's collages, Dali's works incorporating found objects, and Duchamp's readymades. There are two main types - appropriating artistic styles or content, and appropriating existing artworks. Strategies include readymades, pastiches, and remixing. Issues surrounding art appropriation include distinguishing it from forgery and determining ownership over appropriated works.

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    Art appropriation involves selecting and manipulating found materials to create new works that reference pop culture or history. It emerged in the 1960s and peaked in the 1980s as a postmodern concept. Key antecedents include Picasso's collages, Dali's works incorporating found objects, and Duchamp's readymades. There are two main types - appropriating artistic styles or content, and appropriating existing artworks. Strategies include readymades, pastiches, and remixing. Issues surrounding art appropriation include distinguishing it from forgery and determining ownership over appropriated works.

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    Art Appropriation

    Transféré par

    Maria Therese
    Art appropriation involves selecting and manipulating found materials to create new works that reference pop culture or history. It emerged in the 1960s and peaked in the 1980s as a postmodern concept. Key antecedents include Picasso's collages, Dali's works incorporating found objects, and Duchamp's readymades. There are two main types - appropriating artistic styles or content, and appropriating existing artworks. Strategies include readymades, pastiches, and remixing. Issues surrounding art appropriation include distinguishing it from forgery and determining ownership over appropriated works.

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    Art Appropriation

    ART APPROPRIATION
     Postmodernist idea
     “If nothing is original, why not just steal shamelessly?”
     Historical practice
     Selection and manipulation of found materials
     Strangely familiar yet new creation
     Deliberate reproduction
     Copying
    Art  Adopting intellectual property
    Appropriation  Borrowing from history or pop culture
     Evolved in 1960’s and peaked in the 80’s
    Antecedents of Art
    Appropriation
     Cubist collages and constructions of
    Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque
     1912 onwards
     The Guitar, Mandolin
    Antecedents of Art
    Appropriation
     Surrealism
     Salvador Dali
     1936
     Lobster Telephone

     Jasper Johns
     Pop Art
    Antecedents of Art
    Appropriation
     Marcel Duchamp
     Readymade
     1917
     Bicycle Wheel, Fountain
    Two Activities in  Appropriation of artistic content
    Art -Artistic styles
    Appropriation  Appropriation of items which are regarded as artworks
    Two Activities in  Appropriation of artistic content
    Art -Artistic styles
    Appropriation  Appropriation of items which are regarded as artworks
    Two Activities in  Appropriation of artistic content
    Art -Artistic styles
    Appropriation  Appropriation of items which are regarded as artworks
    Cultural Appropriation that occurs across the boundaries
    Appropriation of cultures
    Object Appropriation
    -Tangible
    -frieze from the Parthenon (Greece to the British Museum)
    -Xenaaksiala totem pole (Vancouver Island to the Stockholm
    museum)

    Types of Art
    Appropriation
    Object Appropriation
    - Intangible
    Types of Art -Musical composition, story or poem
    Appropriation
    Style Appropriation
    Types of Art
    Appropriation
    Motif Appropriation
     Les Demoiselles
    d‘Avignon, Picasso
    Types of Art
    -Green Stripe,
    Appropriation Henri Matisse
    Subject Appropriation
    Types of Art
    Appropriation
     Readymade
     Pastiche
     Rephotography
    Contestable  Simulation
    Strategies  Parody
     Replicating
     Remixing
     Readymade
     Pastiche
     Rephotography
    Contestable  Simulation
    Strategies  Parody
     Replicating
     Remixing

    Pablo Picasso, Tete de Taureau (Bull's Head)


     Readymade
     Pastiche
     Rephotography
    Contestable  Simulation
    Strategies  Parody
     Replicating
     Remixing
     Readymade
     Pastiche
     Rephotography
    Contestable  Simulation
    Strategies  Parody
     Replicating
     Remixing
     Readymade
     Pastiche
     Rephotography
    Contestable  Simulation
    Strategies  Parody
     Replicating
     Remixing
     Readymade
     Pastiche
     Rephotography
    Contestable  Simulation
    Strategies  Parody
     Replicating
     Remixing
     Readymade
     Pastiche
     Rephotography
    Contestable  Simulation
    Strategies  Parody
     Replicating
     Remixing
     Readymade
     Pastiche
     Rephotography
    Contestable  Simulation
    Strategies  Parody
     Replicating
     Remixing
    Issues Art Appropriation vs Forgery
     Death of the Author
    Issues - Roland Barthes
    Jeff Koons,
    Rogers V.
    Koons
    Andy Warhol,
    Campbell’s
    Soup, 1968
    Damien Hirst,
    Emms V. Hirst
    Shepard
    Fairey, AP V.
    Fairey

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