Armand Bartos Fine Art’s latest show is focused on celebrating that history of the rip-off, showing art works next to the pieces from which artists brazenly stole their ideas.
via ARTINFO.com.
Armand Bartos Fine Art’s latest show is focused on celebrating that history of the rip-off, showing art works next to the pieces from which artists brazenly stole their ideas.
via ARTINFO.com.
by A Photo Editor on October 2, 2009 · 4 comments
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“theft?” “brazenly”? Aren’t you stealing from Shakespeare (just as Willie the Shake did from other dramatists.)
Is he justifying Richard Prince’s ability to use a color xerox machine when he worked for Time-Life?
Theft or post moderism?
Post modernism is a much broader linguisticly based approch t oart crticism than just appropriation.
Amazing post, seriously!
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