Do you think the use of visual logos and imagery for artwork, at least, should be considered “fair use” under property law? What do you think

Please stay relevant & have complete answers relevant to the 6 subject headings listed below, answered in paragraphs that are plagiarism free.  Please pick only ONE Pop Art Composition,  to be annotated; 1.) David Hockney, Picture Emphasizing Stillness – 1962,2.) David Hockney, A Diver,Paper Pool 17, -1978, or 3.)Tom Wesselman, Great American Nude #57 -1964

SECTION ONE

Homework assignment: Artwork Annotation:

Please annotate one artwork : The Landscape of Signs: Pop Art

OUTLINE:

Identify the artwork

Identify Period Style

Identify Subject Matter:

Discuss Historical Context:

Discuss Visual Elements (Line, Color, Texture, Composition etc.)

Discuss It’s Place in Ideas of Time

SECTION TWO

 Intellectual Property and Pop Art – Keep Answers brief, on point, relevant and plagiarism FREE

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Do you think it should be legal for artists to borrow and “remix” visual material owned by others? In the 1960s, Campbell Soup actually encouraged Warhol to make artwork about their product.  Apparently they even sent him free soup. 

Things have changed now, though. Artists have been sent “cease and desist” letters for infringing on intellectual property rights. Here is some food for thought:

1) An old art professor of mine tried to copyright a simple black dot. She was trying to make a point that intellectual property law needs to be reformed. Well, it worked. She was threatened by a firm that claims to have already copyrighted a black dot. She used to show the letter and other information as an installation work.

2) The idea of a “crustless” peanut butter and jelly sandwich is considered private property in the US. How can this be??

3) Electronic and rap artists have been sued for “remixing” other artist’s works.

You can go on and on with examples. You likely know some.

Do you think the use of visual logos and imagery for artwork, at least, should be considered “fair use” under property law? What do you think?