Monday, 4 January 2016

Edexcel GCSE Art Exam 2016 Past Present And Or Future - Appropriation Art - Art based on appropriation of other Artists imagery



Marcel Duchamp Fountain 1917, Marcel Duchamp took a mass production factory made object a urinal, signed it with a fictitious Artists' name and claimed he had made it into a work of Art



Diego Velazquez Pope Innocent X 1650 - Francis Bacon The Screaming Pope 1953

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Edward Hooper Nighthawks 1942



Still from a Simpsons episode Homer vs the 18th Ammendment series 8 1997



Banksy Shopping Trolleys in Monet Painting 2006?


Iconic Vietnam War Photo showing the shooting of a Vietcong prisoner


Banksy appropriated the image to make some something ironic


Lots of other people copied Banksy




Marcel Duchamp 1919 LHOOQ deriviation of Di Vinci's Monet Lisa

Hunter & Gatti’s ‘I Will Make You A Star‘ exhibit at Art Basel

Art Basel Miami Pharell Williams I Will Make You a Star

Art Basel Miami Pharell Williams I Will Make You a Star

Fashion Photographers Hunter & Gatti (Christian Borillo & Martin Cespedes) painted over Fashion Photographs that they had taken

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The sculptures look just like traditional “historical” markers and plaques but instead of highlighting a civil war battle or the birthplace of a famous person, they highlight a contemporary social or political issue, adding the weight of historical importance to today’s concerns

Norm Magnusson

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adding characters to thrift store paintings by david irvine gnarled branch (32)

David Irvine Artists own painted elements added to found junk shop paintings

David calls this redirected Art Website