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2021 ◽  
Vol 10 (86) ◽  

Although "appropriation", in other words "appropriation/adaptation", is a production approach that originates the productions of modern period artists, it has been one of the artistic orientations that form the roof of the Postmodern artistic pluralist structure, which basically has an eclectic body. Artists, who adopt and defend this mode of production, have reinterpreted and circulated existing or previously produced works/images/forms, contrary to the new production approach. At the same time, these artists, who consciously use the symbolic importance of the works they appropriate, while creating the cultural framework of their own production, seek a construction of meaning based on concepts such as reference, citation, irony, parody and incongruity, as well as a structure that tries to draw attention to the richness of meaning in contemporary art. have been placed on their agenda. This concept, which has developed an attitude against the notion of "originality" of modernism, has developed new arguments on the concepts of gender and racial discrimination, social language and discourse, identity, culture and representation, especially after the 1980s, examining the social codes that took shape through certain power relations. It has been shaped even more by the production practices of the artists. In this study, the "appropriation" approach, which is the source of many productions of postmodern art, is mentioned and a quick introduction to the sanctuary of art in the name of the interpretation and analysis of this concept and bringing the "authenticity/originality" discussions in art to the agenda again; The works of Japanese artist Yasumasa Morimura, who revived the masterpieces of art history and popular culture icons in his own body, in order to find himself again in other bodies, to experience and learn, are mentioned. Keywords: Postmodern art, appropriation, reproduction, Yasumasa Morimura


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2018 ◽  
Vol 10 (21) ◽  
pp. 116-129
Author(s):  
Jacks Ricardo Selistre ◽  
Rosa María Blanca

2018 ◽  
Vol 34 (0) ◽  
Author(s):  
Gregory da Silva Balthazar ◽  
Fabiana de Amorim Marcello
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RESUMO: Neste artigo, mais do que discutirmos os feminismos como uma forma de militância política, objetivamos problematizá-los como uma crítica radical às relações assujeitadoras que estabelecemos com as verdades de nosso tempo. Para tanto, discutimos duas obras do artista japonês Yasumasa Morimura, na medida em que encontramos pontos de ressonância entre essas imagens e alguns dos pressupostos do que chamamos êthos crítico feministas em sua capacidade de tensionar, de modo decisivo, aquilo que somos na ordem binária do gênero.


Author(s):  
Constanza Navarrete

El artista japonés Yasumasa Morimura suele apropiarse de obras famosas de la historia del arte occidental, mediante fotografías donde figura reemplazando a los personajes femeninos retratados a través de una puesta en escena con disfraces, maquillaje y accesorios. De este modo, sus montajes alteran la pintura o fotografía original, incluyendo también otros elementos para resignificar la obra de referencia parodia mediante el humor y la crítica. Esta estrategia es utilizada por numerosos artistas contemporáneos que combinan estéticas y visiones de distintos momentos históricos, aludiendo a un cierto anacronismo acaso indisociable del concepto de parodia. 


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