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.
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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.
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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?
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Posted 02 Oct 2009 at 9:19 am ¶Theft or post moderism?
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Posted 02 Oct 2009 at 9:49 am ¶Post modernism is a much broader linguisticly based approch t oart crticism than just appropriation.
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