After Walker Evans

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"After Walker Evans" is a conceptual art series by Sherrie Levine consisting of rephotographed images of Walker Evans’s iconic Depression-era photographs, challenging ideas of originality, authorship, and appropriation in art.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf appropriation art work
conceptual art series
artisticIntention to critique authorship and ownership of images
to explore the status of photographic reproduction
to question originality in art
artMovement Pictures Generation NERFINISHED
basedOn photographs by Walker Evans
collectorInterest highly collected in contemporary art market
copyrightStatus subject of legal and ethical debates
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Sherrie Levine NERFINISHED
depicts American rural poverty
Great Depression-era scenes
displayFormat framed photographic prints
documentationOf existing Walker Evans compositions
exhibitedAt museums of modern and contemporary art
genre conceptual photography
photography
postmodern art
hasCriticalReception considered a landmark of appropriation art
provoked controversy over originality
hasInfluenced debates in art theory about originality
later appropriation photographers
hasPart rephotographed Walker Evans prints
inception 1981
influencedBy Walker Evans NERFINISHED
history of documentary photography
languageOfWork nonverbal
locationOfFirstExhibition Metro Pictures Gallery, New York City NERFINISHED
mainSubject appropriation in art
authorship in art
originality in art
reproduction of images
medium gelatin silver print
photographic print
notableWorkOf Sherrie Levine NERFINISHED
partOf appropriation art discourse
postmodern critique of modernism
productionMethod direct rephotographing of existing prints
relatedConcept aura of the artwork
intellectual property in art
mechanical reproduction
postmodern appropriation
relatedWork After Walker Evans: 1–22 NERFINISHED
setInPeriod representation of 1930s America
usesTechnique rephotography
visualStyle black-and-white photography

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Sherrie Levine notableWork After Walker Evans