appropriation

Appropriation is taking someones work for your own, and basically, plagiarism is too. But, there is a difference between the two. Plagiarism is not meant to be caught, it is sneaky. Plagiarism is the actual lie of hiding it, while appropriation gives recognition to the original work or author thats work was taken over. Appropriation is also a reuse of material. It is just using somebody else's ideas, but it is not meant to be a secret.

Appropriation Natalie Do Amaral

What is appropriation?

Appropriation is implementing another artist's work into your own creative depiction/work without their permission. Appropriation is very commonly used in advertising to draw in an audience. An example of this is the picture on the left, when the artist, Shepard Fairey, uses a photo taken by an AP photographer to create an advertisement for the president. Fairey was almost sued by the photographer because he used his photograph for the campaign without permission. Appropriation can also be used to entertain. For example, on the picture on the right, the artist uses "The Scream", a very well known painting, and imposes a Simpson into the image to entertain his audience.

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When appropriation is used, the piece of artwork has to be changed in some type of way to make it original and unique; this allows there to be a difference between appropriation and plagiarism. When a piece of artwork is plagiarized it is copied by someone without permission and claimed as his/her own piece of artwork.

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Appropriation V. Plagarisim

Appropriation in art is taking a piece and using pre-existing images and applying them to the original piece and transforming it but not by a lot. As this is artists putting their own twists on a piece that is not theirs' people could see this as plagiarism. After researching most people consider plagiarism in art as "the unauthorized use or close imitation of existing artwork and the representation of it as one's original work." While others see appropriation as the direct taking over into a work of a real object or even an existing work of art. This explains plagiarism as copying another's work without permission, and appropriation as using pre-existing work and adding a slight twist on someone else's work. Overall, these topics are often looked at as the same but mean very different things.

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Appropriation

    Appropriation is taking inspiration from someone elses work and using it for your own and where as plagiarism is claiming that you have done their work along with taking their ideas. For example, appropriation could be taking an artist you admire's ideas and basing a project off of their ideas using similar elements or themes. On the contrast plagiarism is using these common elements or themes and say that they are your own ideas. With appropriation there is an understanding that this persons ideas are not your own, and if not it could fall under the category of plagiarism if similar enough. Easy way to use appropriation but while avoiding crossing the line of stealing would be to change color themes, props, to credit the artist and using different angles or lighting.

Appropriation

Approption is the act of taking something and using it yourself. This is very close to plagiarism, but when you plagiarise something you completely copy and call it your own. When someone uses approption they add to the taking of someone’s ideas with their own style and flare. Approption like plagiarism is usually taken without the owner’s permission which is not fair for the one who put so much work into the idea to begin with. Approption may not be right, but at least it isn’t an exact copy of someone else's work.

Appropiation

Appropriation

In art, appropriation is the act of using someone's past work and copying aspects of that work into your own work. Instead of the piece being exactly the same, the new artwork has something different included in it. This could be a different background, painting, or colors. Appropriation is different from plagiarism because you are not simply copying someone else's work without their permission, you are adding you own twist to it. Appropriation can be viewed as stealing someone else's work if it is extremely similar to the past piece. For example, if the first painting had a black and white scenery of bridge and the second painting had the same exact scenery and details, just in color, it can be viewed as stealing or plagiarism. Both plagiarism and appropriation do involve taking someone's idea and using it in their art. 

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