Richard Prince

As Skarstedt’s new exhibition Double Take opens, we explore the ideas and ideals of appropriation in the world of photography, from Collier Schorr to Barbara Kruger and Richard Prince right through to today’s social media generation who reach towards a...

And someone’s created a petition to get Christo to build that wall. But will Andres Serrano re-dedicate Piss Christ to the President-elect?

The artist’s controversial exhibition of Instagram screenshots opens in London this Friday.

When appropriation, supposedly in the name of art, involves stealing and manipulating images of women’s bodies, something beyond creative license is going on.

Why New Portraits is a comment on exploitation, art, and sex and not simply the pornographic fantasies of a talentless hack.

And their stances on the exhibition couldn't be more different.

Instagram users SuicideGirl reclaim their image from controversial artist Richard Prince, who reappropriated and sold it for $90,000.

One of the "stars" of the series of works speaks out.

As Richard Prince opens a new show of deconstructed female figures in New York, artist and sad girl theorist Audrey Wollen contextualises the work in a tradition of art historical sexism.

In honour of the Faking It: Originals, Copies and Counterfeits exhibition at New York's FIT, here are five artists who bend the boundaries and create fantastic artworks using famous fashion logos.

Imagine receiving a text message that one of the world’s most prominent artists had appropriated your work, divorcing it of its original meaning. That’s exactly what happened to Audrey Wollen, a Los Angeles-based artist whose recreation of Diego...