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Defining Appropriation
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1. Read Museum of Modern Art, NY’s definition of ‘Appropriation’:
2. 2014 recreation by Lady Gaga:
3. Navigate to the Grove Art Onlinedatabase and search for ‘Appropriation Art’ (Go to the WSU Libraries > Research > Subject & Resources Guides > Fine Arts (twice) > Research Overview Tab > Grove Art Online> search for Appropriation Art)
4. Once you’ve read the above DISCUSS the following questions:
· What is central to the notion of ‘appropriation’? (Refer to the Grove source on ‘Appropriation’ and Nelson 2003 reading, eachat least once.)
· What is excluded? Included? What are the boundaries between plagiarism and theft?
· Provide examples of each
· Your essay should be around one page (always:double-spaced, Times New Roman 12 point font). Each student should individually submit this assignment.
· Cite (at least) one visual example and two written sources using the Chicago style. Include a caption for each visual example as outlined in ‘Citing Primary Sources – Appendix of Images’.
· Include all references in a Works Cited page.
4. Remember – each person – should upload a single PDF.
Soft deadline: by the beginning of next class.
Firm deadline: Dossier 1 deadline
