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    Grant Kyle De Guzman's art appreciation assignment discusses appropriation in art. Appropriation refers to artists incorporating pre-existing items or images with little alteration into their own work. While appropriation has played a role in artistic advancement, it can also refer to taking someone else's ideas or images without permission. Appropriation differs from copying as it purposefully duplicates images to claim ownership over them, rather than passing them off as entirely original work.

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    Grant Kyle De Guzman's art appreciation assignment discusses appropriation in art. Appropriation refers to artists incorporating pre-existing items or images with little alteration into their own work. While appropriation has played a role in artistic advancement, it can also refer to taking someone else's ideas or images without permission. Appropriation differs from copying as it purposefully duplicates images to claim ownership over them, rather than passing them off as entirely original work.

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    Art App No.12

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    Grant Kyle De Guzman's art appreciation assignment discusses appropriation in art. Appropriation refers to artists incorporating pre-existing items or images with little alteration into their own work. While appropriation has played a role in artistic advancement, it can also refer to taking someone else's ideas or images without permission. Appropriation differs from copying as it purposefully duplicates images to claim ownership over them, rather than passing them off as entirely original work.

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    NAME: GRANT KYLE DE GUZMAN DATE: APRIL 2, 2022

    SUBJECT: ART APPRECIATION

    ASSIGNMENT NO.12

    QUESTION: 1. What is appropriation in art? How is the this being achieved?


    2. Is appropriation of art legal and ethical? Support your answer.
    3. How does appropriation in art differ from copying art??
    ANSWER:
    1. 1. Appropriation in art and art history refers to the practice of artists incorporating
    pre-existing items or images in their work with little or no alteration. In the
    history of the arts, appropriation has played a crucial role (literary, visual, musical
    and performing arts).
    2. Appropriation can refer to taking someone else's ideas, pictures, symbols, sounds,
    or identities. Many claim that advancement in art, music, and architecture would
    be impossible without taking into account significant historical artistic advances.
    Appropriation is ethically allowed at times and not at others.
    3. Taking ownership of something is what it means to "appropriate." Appropriation
    artists purposefully duplicate pictures in order to claim ownership of them in their
    work. They are neither stealing or plagiarizing these photographs, nor are they
    passing them off as their own.

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