Appropriation In Art Explained

What does it mean to be creative? Appropriation has a long history in Art and some artists have used it as a creative strategy. However, where is the line between creation and plagiarism; between homage and theft? What is the difference between a remake and a reinvention? In this video, we will look at the history of appropriation in art and the several international artists that use it. These artists include Picasso, Duchamp, Pop Artists, the Pictures Generation, Asian artists, street artists and more; over 65 artists are showcased! NOTE: There is an error in the video at the 6:46 mark where the work of Barbara Kruger is shown, but the title reads Martha Rosler. Apologies. UPDATE: THIS VIDEO HAS BEEN RE-UPLOADED WITH THE ERROR FIXED. The video can be found here: https://youtu.be/OZcGi_jzcxo Help feed me by making a small donation to help this channel grow by clicking the "Thanks" button, or via here: [https://www.buymeacoffee.com/furanku](https://www.buymeacoffee.com/furanku) Feel free to connect with me on social media here: [https://linktr.ee/frankcurkovic](https://linktr.ee/frankcurkovic) CHAPTERS: 0:00 Intro 0:33 Context 0:51 Early 20thC 1:56 Mid 20thC 4:53 1980s onwards 8:01 Asian Artists 9:46 More Current Artists 11:05 Appropriating Comics 11:33 Street Artists 13:16 Remixing Materials & Objects 14:13 Conclusion