Well, I guess it is not very secret any more. WSJ Reports.. THE MASTER OF appropriation art is quietly making his own Marfa. Nearly two decades ago, the 65-year-old artist Richard Prince —who is well-known for photographing advertisements, biker magazines … Continue reading
The copyright case between Prince and Cariou has been settled. http://blogs.findlaw.com/second_circuit/2014/03/patrick-cariou-and-richard-prince-settle-copyright-fair-use-case.html I had hoped for a favorable ruling on the side of fair use, but ultimately I am happy it is over. @gregorg Artforum sucks — Richard … Continue reading
A great excerpt from Richard Prince’s blog Tumblr reminds a little bit of some of the “gangs” I use to make in ’85. When I taped together nine “slides” and gave them to my lab. (They’d make an inter-negative and … Continue reading
This face is actually the average of 57 different women — 57 girlfriends that appeared in episodes of the popular TV sitcom Seinfeld. The image is actually the latest appropriation artwork by photographer Richard Prince, who says he found photographs … Continue reading
The New York Times reports: The appeals court, in a majority decision written by Judge Barrington Parker, said Batts was incorrect to conclude that Prince’s art needed to comment on Cariou’s work to be considered different enough and “fair use,” … Continue reading
According to the LA Times. “Richard Prince is either a savvy mirror, reflecting select tropes of American popular culture, or a ruthless poacher, hunting on visual terrain already claimed by others. One thing his new work at Gagosian makes clear … Continue reading
Richard Prince really knew how to party back in the day! Here are some photos from his legendary parties that people still talk about!
Public Enemies (1978) Photographs that try to establish a relationship with a condition that can’t be trusted is a photograph that appears to know nothing of the practical and serious ways of a practical and serious world. Their sophistication is … Continue reading
A new exhibition of paintings by Richard Prince, his first exhibition in London since his ‘Continuation’ retrospective at the Serpentine Gallery in 2008, will be held at Sadie Coles in London. These fourteen expansive canvases build upon a series of … Continue reading
Art In America is celebrating Richard Prince’s 100th Birthday with a special new collectors edition cowboy print! Here is to wishing Richard Prince another 100 years of amazing artwork!