appropriation
This Is How We Don't: The Raised Stakes of Appropriation
Why the wanton jacking of black culture by white artists carried an extra edge in 2014.
Dances and Don'ts: How to Avoid Racist or Otherwise Offensive Rave Fashion
It's a culture, not a rave costume.
Richard Prince Is Printing Physical Instagram Photos Of Celebrities
He's been uploading Instagram photos of print-outs of other photos. Call it meta-gram.
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'B-Stylers' Are Japanese Teens Who Want to Be Black
Dutch photographer Desiré van den Berg met Hina, a 23-year-old who works in a trendy Tokyo boutique called Baby Shoop. Hina's shop has the tagline "Black for Life."
Richard Prince, Roland Barthes, & Remythologizing the Myth of the Cowboy
Richard Prince came to the attention of the art world in the 1980s for appropriating the Marlboro Man advertisements into his own photographs. Eventually one of his Cowboy photographs would become the first photo sold for more than $1 million, but is...
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