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how do the Conceptual Arts1⃣️ and Appropriation Arts2⃣️ change the view of…

- - - - sculpture balloon dog1⃣️: within the domain name
        
        now being a defendant didn't stop Jeff Koons from threatening copyright action of his own.>
        
        on the right is a bookend that was being sold by a store in San Francisco, Koons sent them a cease and desist letter, saying we've got to stop selling this, this is derivative of my work,they said no we're not going to stop and he wisely back down because he basically had appropriated a folk art form,that had been going on for decades before he created sculpture,I think would be very difficult for Koons to present that this was his intellectual property.
      - 2⃣️sculpture string of puppies:it is a photograph by art Rogers which had been printed as a postcard which Jeff Koons bought in a souvenir stand and used as the source material for the sculpture.
      - 2⃣️Niagara feet:the second pair of feet is from the left was taken from a photograph that had been published in Allure magazine, so the photographer sue Jeff Koons over copyright infringement ,
    - - he just bought a urinal from a plumbing supply store turned it on its side, signed it with a pseudonym and presented it as a work of art ,
        
        very small transformation but it's a groundbreaking piece
        
        it's now considered one of the most important works of the 20th century and that's because Duchamp was saying the artist can make a very minimal gesture basically just selecting something and transform it into a work of art.
        
        that was incredibly radical at the time and it's something that I think that the laws still have trouble kind of addressing in contemporary society .
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      - guitar
      - the insta
      - cowboy photograph by the Marlboro
    - - 1⃣️mona lisa which within the domain name:which I don't know if Andy Warhol can claim copyright on this image but if so,it would not expire until 2057
      - Campbell Soup, brillo, coca-cola
      - 2⃣️
        
        Andy Warhol created the works based on copyrighted material from other artists, so this is not a photograph of Marilyn Monroe that Andy Warhol took himself, it's something that he found in a newspaper or magazine created a silkscreen and made a series of paintings
        
        the flower: he made them in a number of different sizes and in hundreds of different color combinations and he did this using a silk screen like the Marilyn Monroe images and many of his paintings during this period not based on a photograph that Warhol took himself it was something that he found in a magazine,
        now the original photograph was actually rectangular, it had 7 flowers so he cropped it, he made some little alterations to the flowers themselves but the original photographer came across the paintings ,she brought a lawsuit against Andy Warhol ,
    - - 2⃣️heavily depend on the material
    - - 2⃣️ cover the newspaper