KnowraAppropriation (art)Linked fromLinked fromThe 62 pages that link to Appropriation (art), each with the reason it gives.All 62Broader topic 2Related 40Narrower topic 13Compared with 7ParodyNarrower topic: Parody is one possible purpose for reusing existing material, alongside many others.Andy WarholNarrower topic: Warhol's use of publicity and press photographs became a major precedent for later artists.Found footageNarrower topic: Found-footage filmmaking is a cinematic form of appropriation.RemixNarrower topic: Remixing belongs to a broader artistic practice of transforming material that already exists.Campbell's Soup CansNarrower topic: The work’s adoption of commercial packaging anticipates a defining strategy of later art.Roy LichtensteinNarrower topic: Lichtenstein's adaptations raise questions about how borrowing changes an image's meaning and authorship.Barbara KrugerNarrower topic: Kruger repurposes photographs so their original authority becomes open to question.Whaam!Narrower topic: Whaam! adapts an existing comic panel rather than inventing its imagery from scratch.Drowning GirlNarrower topic: The painting’s dependence on a pre-existing comic image invites comparison with appropriation.Guerrillero HeroicoNarrower topic: Adaptations of Korda’s portrait make its authorship and meaning contested.Kara WalkerNarrower topic: Her reuse of racist imagery raises questions about critique, repetition, and artistic responsibility.Richard PrinceNarrower topic: Prince is a leading practitioner of art that recasts already circulating images.Sots ArtNarrower topic: Sots Art’s reworking of official images is an early, politically specific form of appropriation.