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The 62 pages that link to Appropriation (art), each with the reason it gives.

• Kara WalkerNarrower topic: Her reuse of racist imagery raises questions about critique, repetition, and artistic responsibility.

• Neo-popRelated: Neo-pop frequently repurposes familiar media imagery rather than inventing new visual sources.

• Pierre RestanyRelated: Restany framed artists’ selection of real objects as a new form of artistic expression.

• Richard PrinceNarrower topic: Prince is a leading practitioner of art that recasts already circulating images.

• TransavantgardeRelated: Transavantgarde artists drew freely on earlier art and cultural imagery without adopting one historical style.

• Anish KapoorRelated: Kapoor’s acquisition of exclusive rights to a black pigment raised questions about artists claiming shared materials.

• Kehinde WileyRelated: Wiley appropriates established portrait formats to shift whose presence they authorize.

• MassurrealismRelated: Borrowed commercial imagery becomes material for Massurrealist transformations.

• Neue Slowenische KunstRelated: NSK recast familiar political and cultural imagery rather than inventing a wholly new visual language.

• Piss ChristRelated: Serrano reuses the crucifix, a widely recognized religious object, in a changed material setting.

• Postmodernist filmRelated: Its debates about authorship and originality parallel cinema’s reuse of familiar imagery.

• Sots ArtNarrower topic: Sots Art’s reworking of official images is an early, politically specific form of appropriation.