Sentences with phrase «of appropriation art»

About The Artist Prince emerged in the 1970s as one of the leading exponents of appropriation art in New York.

In another vein, several of the featured artists address art history and pop culture — Alex Da Corte's new video is a shot - for - shot remake of Jørgen Leth's 1967 short film The Perfect Human, Jose Dávila carries on the tradition of appropriation art with nods to iconic artists such as Donald Judd and Roy Lichtenstein, and Haroldo Higa takes on Walt Disney.

Richard Pettibone is one of the pioneers of appropriation art.

Prince's restless intellect and attention - grabbing use of appropriation art have earned him both celebrity and frequent legal problems.

Here is the Artlyst top ten most controversial works of Appropriation Art, and some of the court cases that followed.

One of the leading proponents of appropriation art emerging in the 1970s, Prince continually tests and reframes the power of visual codes, whether from advertising, popular culture or art history.

Sturtevant, whose repetitions of now - iconic Pop and Minimal artworks in the 1960s anticipated the rise of appropriation art more than a decade later and formed the core of one of the most radical and beguiling artistic practices of the past 50 years, has died in Paris.

Everywhere, younger artists combine the flippancy of appropriations art with the physical rawness, violence, and physical risk of performance.

Revelations this week demonstrate that Richard Prince has not been adversely effected by his past brush with infringement accusations, and remains willing to push the boundaries of appropriation art.

This gesture of elevating the copy over the original has obvious implications in the realm of appropriation art, but Harrison's point is more incisive.

On the one hand, those who favor more lenient interpretations of fair use want the opportunity to reassure artists and collectors of the validity of appropriation art once and for all.

In other words, it's a battle over the very legality of appropriation art, and every lawsuit that addresses this third - rail of contemporary artistic practice sets a legal precedent that can have market repercussions.

In these earlyworks there is a lyricism, a tenderness of touch, of surface, and content, while the more recent work of the same subject matter is tougher, sharper, bolder and more imposing materially, thus proposing another kind of youthfulness in older age though the return to landscape or nature as a thematic seems to bracket the period of cooler irony of Artschwager's most noted works, emerging in the era of Pop Art and continuing through the era of appropriation art.

The Marlboro Man of appropriation art, Richard Prince, found in the desert a bastion of lawlessness as wild as the internet he so often trolls for images.

Underscored by a strong showing of appropriation art from Richard Prince and Sherrie Levine, the collection pays sharp attention to how images and themes can evolve and be refashioned over time.

Hamilton was not going anywhere near there, but his disdain anticipates a generation of appropriation art to come, from Barbara Kruger and I Shop Therefore I Am to the Young British Artists.

Best known for the simulations she made from the 1960s to the early»90s, she has been hailed as the «mother of appropriation art» whose repetitions collectively make a joke about the concept of originality and lay the foundation for the theory - based quotation practices of artists such as Joseph Kosuth, Sherrie Levine and Richard Prince.

In the context of the artworld, and with a title borrowed from the well - known American photographer Alfred Stieglitz, the picture stands out as one of the most interesting examples of the significance of appropriation art as contemporary artistic expression.

Baldessari's text and image paintings from the mid-1960s are widely recognized as among the earliest examples of Conceptual Art, while his 1980s photo compositions derived from film stills rank as pivotal to the development of appropriation art and other practices that address the social and cultural impact of mass culture.

Referencing the rising popularity of appropriation art during the 1980s, Theft is Vision is Bob Nickas» ingenious take on art production over the last few decades.

Among the first critical art historical examinations of Haendel's conceptual drawing practice, «Karl Haendel: Knight's Heritage» narrates four illuminating moments in the artist's career that show how the operations, effects, and reception of appropriation art have changed in recent decades.

Galleries advance the image - scavenging of appropriation art, such as Richard Prince's sly painting of an old barroom joke and Sherrie Levine's cast - bronze copy of a Marcel Duchamp urinal.

With a theme of «CopyPaste,» expect this year's show — the fifth edition since the fair got its start in an old school house in Nolita in 2012 — to be chock full of appropriation art in a fascinating assortment of shapes, styles and substance.

Most of the work by Sherrie Levine belongs to the style and approach of appropriation art — in the form of a very direct version of photographic reproduction, drawing and sculpture, she alters, re-photographs, abstracts or digitizes work of mostly 20th century male artists.

At the vanguard of Appropriation Art and Neo-Expressionism in New York, when Cindy Sherman was clothing herself in filmic cliché and Renaissance costume, Jeff Koons was ransacking high and low culture and Jean - Michel Basquiat's image - poetry took the world by storm, Salle was a crucial figure in the 1980s art scene.

«To make a ready - made we needed a signature, but we were no one in the art world,» Mr. Sarrouy said, adding that he and his friends had chosen Richard Prince «because he is the king of appropriation art.»

The French theorist's obsession with things and their absence, reality and its disappearance into illusion, set the stage for much of the appropriation art of the 1980s, which is today acknowledged as one celebrated mode in contemporary artistic practice.

Robert Heinecken (1931 — 2006) is widely considered a significant forerunner of appropriation art.

The exhibition will include West Coast artists whose work expressed a cool Californian approach to their environment such as Wayne Thiebaud, Mel Ramos, Ed Ruscha and the godfather of Appropriation Art, Richard Pettibone.

Mr. Da Corte's piece can read as a rather obvious apotheosis of appropriation art, Neo-Geo and art - about - art, but craft, color and unrepentant beauty increase its potential.

The featured works in Blackness in Abstraction showcase a new kind of appropriation art, which uses not just the similar materials but is more interested in the re-using of the basic concepts of the past works.

After training at the University of Wisconsin, Levine began to attract critical attention in the early 1980s when, along with artists like Cindy Sherman, Robert Longo and David Salle, she distinguished herself as one of the pioneers of Appropriation art.

Prince's restless intellect and attention - grabbing use of appropriation art have earned him both celebrity and...

In honor of the scandalous performance, we've put together five of our favorite works of appropriation art.

That's the Way We Do It surveys the history of appropriation art, and features pioneers such as John Baldessari, Jean - Luc Godard, Richard Prince, Martha Rosler and Andy Warhol.

He appeared on the international scene during the late 1970s alongside Cindy Sherman, Sherrie Levine and Barbara Kruger, as a major proponent of appropriation art.