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In this collection of essays, leading academics, critics, and artists historicize collage and appropriation tactics that cut across diverse media and genres. They take up issues of appropriation in the popular and the avantgarde, in altered billboards and the work of the renowned painter Chris Ofili, in hiphop and the compositions of Bla Bartk and Zoltn Kodly, and in audio mashups, remixed news broadcasts, pranks, culture jamming, and numerous other cultural forms. The borrowing practices that they consider often run afoul of intellectual property regimes, and many of the contributors address the effects of copyright and trademark law on creativity. Among the contributors are the novelist and essayist Jonathan Lethem, the poet and cultural critic Joshua Clover, the filmmaker Craig Baldwin, the hiphop historian Jeff Chang, the zinemaker and sound collage artist Lloyd Dunn, and Negativland, the infamous collective that was sued in 1991 for sampling U2 in a satirical sound collage. Cutting Across Media is both a serious examination of collage and appropriation practices and a celebration of their transformative political and cultural possibilities.Contributors. Craig Baldwin, David Banash, Marcus Boon, Jeff Chang, Joshua Clover, Lorraine Morales Cox, Lloyd Dunn, Philo T. Farnsworth, Pierre Joris, Douglas Kahn, Rudolf Kuenzli, Rob Latham, Jonathan Lethem, Carrie McLaren, Kembrew McLeod, Negativland, Davis Schneiderman, David Tetzlaff, Gbor Vlyi, Warner Special Products, Eva Hemmungs Wirtn
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This book has changed how I view my own collage work. The intersection of art and copyright is so relevant today. I appreciate the diverse perspectives it presents!
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Anika Patel
Excellent resource for artists
This book has changed how I view my own collage work. The intersection of art and copyright is so relevant today. I appreciate the diverse perspectives it presents!
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Anika Patel
Excellent resource for artists
This book has changed how I view my own collage work. The intersection of art and copyright is so relevant today. I appreciate the diverse perspectives it presents!
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Lucas Martinez
Not what I expected
I thought I was getting a straightforward guide, but it's more academic than practical. Still, the discussions on appropriation are eye-opening. Just be ready for a deeper read!
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Lucas Martinez
Not what I expected
I thought I was getting a straightforward guide, but it's more academic than practical. Still, the discussions on appropriation are eye-opening. Just be ready for a deeper read!
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