WARNING! Today is our first comic weekly release. It’s the grand beginning of a new visual deviance where your mental health will be compromised. So be ready, each week, for a new dose of craziness… Let’s the strait jackets fly high!
It’s a story about plagiarism, or to be more specific, auto-plagiarism.
I was reading the complete adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle when I had a feeling of deja-vu. I’d just started The Adventure of the Cardboard Box when it occurred. Something was odd. I was sure I already read that passage when Sherlock Holmes mind-read Dr Watson with his well-known inductive method.
Rhythm Now is the 20-year-long awaited short film from Bobby Cuffe, a Vancouver based multifaceted graphic artist whose art reveals a large spectrum of skills, often blurring the line between classical and digital disciplines.
Here is a very interesting case of art vs. ownership, a paradoxical mutation of an art defender into a ludicrous owner! The content below is an excerpt from savestarwars.com.
This coming week takes place ART, REVOLUTION AND OWNERSHIP: Who owns the Public Domain? Artists in Conversation with Copyright. A brain challenging event which goal is to confront artists, activists and owners.
Questions of ownership permeate our culture – sample a sound, claim the East Van sign, remix a logo… Whether you’re an artist playing with images or sound, a coder or an activist, at some point you’ve probably asked yourself whether what you are doing is legal.
Type in your query and hit ENTER.
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