
Untitled, 2002, Ai Kijima
The Illegal Art: Freedom of Expression in the Corporate Age exhibition seeks to celebrate art that has skirted legal issues of corporate copyright infringement. It argues that current intellectual property law has a silencing effect which discourages the creation of new works if these laws had been in place back in the day, whole genres such as collage, hiphop, and Pop Art might never have existed.
This print juxtaposes Stan Lee and Steve Ditkos iconic Spider-man creation with recycled pieces of fabric. The artist, Ai Kijima, incorporates images of popular culture with textiles from curtains, vintage kimonos, table clothes and dresses to create a mishmash of new perspectives using familiar objects.














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