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Appropriation
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apropiación
money set aside (as by a legislature) for a specific purpose
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apropiación
the use of elements from one culture by another, often without permission
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apropiación
incorporation by joining or uniting
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apropiación
an artistic style popular in the late 20th century, characterized by its use of existing artwork, objects, and images to create new works
What is "appropriation"?
Appropriation is the practice of using existing artworks, images, or styles as part of a new work. This technique involves changing or borrowing elements from other artists, cultures, or periods to create something new. It can be used to analyze or comment on the original work or its context, often by presenting familiar visuals in a different or new way. Artists like Marcel Duchamp and Sherrie Levine have used appropriation to challenge traditional ideas about originality and creativity. This approach emphasizes how art can be a conversation between past and present, combining and changing elements to offer new perspectives.
Ejemplo
Cultural appropriation can perpetuate stereotypes and harm racially.
The fashion designer faced criticism for the appropriation of traditional patterns.
She spoke out against the appropriation of indigenous symbols in mainstream advertising.
He was criticized for his appropriation of African art in his latest collection.
The university held a seminar on the effects of cultural appropriation in academic research.
