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    Unit 4 Art Appropriation: Lesson: Definition and Kinds

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    This lesson introduces students to the concept of art appropriation by: 1. Defining art appropriation as the use of pre-existing objects or images with little or no transformation. 2. Explaining the different types of appropriation including object, content, style, motif, and subject appropriation. 3. Having students create their own artwork that appropriates another work by indicating the original work, artist, their title, and themselves as the new artist.

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    This lesson introduces students to the concept of art appropriation by: 1. Defining art appropriation as the use of pre-existing objects or images with little or no transformation. 2. Explaining the different types of appropriation including object, content, style, motif, and subject appropriation. 3. Having students create their own artwork that appropriates another work by indicating the original work, artist, their title, and themselves as the new artist.

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    UNIT 4 ART APPROPRIATION

    Lesson: Definition and Kinds

    This lesson provides students basic information about art appropriation in order to
    broaden their perspective on the issue of plagiarism in art. It also familiarizes them on the
    different kinds of appropriation in art.

    Learning Outcomes

    At the end of the lesson, the students must have:

    1. Defined and explained the kinds of art appropriation;


    2. Clarified misconceptions on art appropriation;
    3. Determined the kind of appropriation applied in some artworks;
    4. Created their own artwork using a type of appropriation.

    Warm Up

    Give your insight on this: a. Is there plagiarism in art?


    b. Copying and plagiarism

    In Focus

    Appropriation

    Appropriation in art is the use of pre-existing objects or images with little or no


    transformation applied to them.

    In the visual arts, to appropriate means to properly adopt, borrow or recycle some
    aspects (or the entire form) of man-made visual culture.

    Other strategies include:

    revision approximation
    reevaluation supplementation
    variation improvisation
    interpretation
    imitation

    To appropriate does not mean stealing or plagiarizing. It is not owning a particular


    work but just using the artwork in the artist’s new context.

    1
    Kinds of Appropriation

    Object appropriation occurs when the possession of a tangible work of art is


    transferred from members of one culture to members of another culture.

    Content appropriation occurs when an artist reuses an idea first expressed in the
    work of an artist from another culture.

    Style appropriation is done when an artist produces works with stylistic elements
    which are common with the works of another culture.

    Motif appropriation occurs when artists are influenced by the art of a culture other
    than their own without creating works in the same style. Basic forms are appropriated.

    Subject appropriation occurs when outsiders represent a subject matter that is


    intended by insiders to be secret.

    2
    Make an appropriation of a popular artwork highlighting your original concept.
    Take a photo of this and arrange it side by side with the original. Please indicate the
    following in your appropriation:

     kind of appropriation
     title of the original artwork appropriated
     its artist
     title of your appropriation
     your name as artist

    Criteria: Points

    Originality 10
    Impact of the new concept 10
    Choice of artwork (to be appropriated) 5
    Layout 5

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    3
    Sample

    (Your appropriation)
    (Original ) Title: (your own title)
    Title: Chichester Canal Artist: (your name)
    Artist:

    Submit your output in word file (docs/pdf).

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    Finale

    Name _________________________________ Score ___________

    Course and Year ________________________

    Explain the following:

    1. Appropriation is not plagiarism. (10 points)


    2. Subject appropriation (5 points)
    3. Object appropriation (5 points)
    4. Content appropriation (5 points)
    5. Style appropriation (5 points)

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