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Appropriation and Influence

Explore the concepts of appropriation and influence in art, from well-known works of Post-Modernism to the art world's greats like Van Gogh and Picasso. Learn how to properly cite and modify art sources while creating new directions. Discover unique approaches by different artists through SmartHistory.org.

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Appropriation and Influence

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  1. Appropriation and Influence

  2. All art arises from other art, not from romantic notions of pure inspiration. -Paul H. Tucker • “The bad artists imitate. The great artists steal.” -Banksy, quoting Picasso

  3. Appropriation • The deliberate reworking of images or styles from previous, well known works of art; a hallmark of Post-Modernism.

  4. “It is almost a year now since we saw the Van Gogh exhibition, and really, the memory of it haunts me ceaselessly.” - Andre Derain, 1902

  5. Influence • Being swayed or inspired by an artist’s styles or ideas. The work produced may not resemble the influencing source.

  6. Appropriation and Influence are not absolutes, they are points on a spectrum

  7. So what makes it appropriation and not plagiarism?

  8. Proper citation • Give credit where credit is due • Modification • Change things so it is clear that you are taking the idea/image/technique in a new direction

  9. Proper Citation • For IB you must always give credit to any material sources that are not solely from you. • That does not mean that you can’t look up images or borrow from artists…it just means that you give credit.

  10. An Artwork • Goya, Francisco. The Family of Charles IV. 1800, oil on canvas, Museo del Prado, Madrid. • Artist Last, First. Artwork Title in Italics. Date, medium, museum or physical location.

  11. Artwork in a Publication • Goya, Francisco. The Family of Charles IV. 1800, Museo del Prado, Madrid. Gardener's Art Through the Ages, 10th ed., by Richard G. Tansey and Fred S. Kleiner, Harcourt Brace, p. 939. • Artist Last, First. Artwork Title in Italics. Date, medium, museum or physical location. Book Title in Italics, edition, authors, page number.

  12. easybib.com • Choose the type of citation you are using (MLA) • Type in your URL, book title, magazine etc. • It will search the internet for possible matches • You select the correct match • Add any additional info that is needed • It produces the correct format for your citation.

  13. owl.english.purdue.edu • All things MLA

  14. Modification

  15. Homework Assignment! • Go to smarthistory.org You can search by • artist • culture/time period • Style • theme • Find three different artists that you think are cool

  16. Homework Assignment! • Select an one artwork from each of these three artists (or cultures) • Print out that picture (small) and tape/glue it into your sketchbook…OR sketch it! • Next to the image, write out the full, proper citation

  17. Homework Assignment! • This assignment is due XXXXX

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