The Application of Feminist Aesthetic Theory to Computer-Mediated Art

Mercedes, J. Dawn

doi:10.2307/1320229

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“…These digital artworks have qualities unique to the digital binary medium in which they are formed, posing questions of originality and aesthetic value. While aesthetic issues have been by Mercedes (1998) in proposing an aesthetic paradigm shift for digital media, there is still much unrest regarding authorship and the creative processes of creating digital artworks.…”

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Homage or Biting Lines: Critically Discussing Authorship, Creativity, and Copyright in the 21st Century through Hip-Hop

Léonard

2018

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The inherent traits of digital media have challenged traditional understandings of artistic authorship and creativity. This division in understanding can clearly be observed in the popular culture context of hip-hop music. Hip-hop initially began with analog technologies such as vinyl record players, then transitioned to predominately digital mediums. This changeover in artistic mediums has been well documented by opposing viewpoints from hip-hop artists, consumers, record companies, and lawyers. By focusing on hip-hop for critical discussion on artistic authorship and creativity, art students can engage in discussion reflecting on their own artistic and online practices, and how these behaviors are legally supported or suppressed by copyright law.

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Homage or Biting Lines: Critically Discussing Authorship, Creativity, and Copyright in the 21st Century through Hip-Hop

Léonard

2018

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The Application of Feminist Aesthetic Theory to Computer-Mediated Art

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Homage or Biting Lines: Critically Discussing Authorship, Creativity, and Copyright in the 21st Century through Hip-Hop

Homage or Biting Lines: Critically Discussing Authorship, Creativity, and Copyright in the 21st Century through Hip-Hop

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