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Offset litho, etching. charcoal, and acrylic // Jim Dine’s Yesteryear (2015) is a compelling mixed media artwork that blends offset lithography, etching, charcoal, and acrylic. The composition is divided into two distinct sections: on the left, a fragmented and vibrant figure, partially dressed in colorful swaths of fabric, stands in dynamic contrast to the right side, which features one of Dine’s iconic bathrobes rendered in deep red. The robe, a recurring motif in Dine’s work, is depicted in a looser, more abstract style, while the human form appears both bold and delicate. The use of charcoal adds raw texture, while the application of acrylic paint enhances the depth and contrast. The interplay between the human figure and the bathrobe suggests themes of identity, memory, and transformation, recurring elements in Dine’s exploration of personal symbolism.
Yesteryear, 2015
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Offset litho, etching. charcoal, and acrylic // Jim Dine’s Yesteryear (2015) is a compelling mixed media artwork that blends offset lithography, etching, charcoal, and acrylic. The composition is divided into two distinct sections: on the left, a fragmented and vibrant figure, partially dressed in colorful swaths of fabric, stands in dynamic contrast to the right side, which features one of Dine’s iconic bathrobes rendered in deep red. The robe, a recurring motif in Dine’s work, is depicted in a looser, more abstract style, while the human form appears both bold and delicate. The use of charcoal adds raw texture, while the application of acrylic paint enhances the depth and contrast. The interplay between the human figure and the bathrobe suggests themes of identity, memory, and transformation, recurring elements in Dine’s exploration of personal symbolism.
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What is appropriation?
Appropriation in art involves using pre-existing images or objects with little or no modification. This technique has played a significant role across various art forms, including visual arts, music, performance, and literature. In visual arts, appropriation refers to the practice of adopting, sampling, recycling, or borrowing elements—or even entire forms—of existing visual culture, integrating them into new works to create meaning or critique.
