This artist juxtaposed images of Superman and heavy metal bands in his Super Heavy Santa, and used the same format of photo prints on a backboard for a group of images of people covering their faces titled Criminals and Celebrities. For one exhibit, this artist stitched together Hans Namuth's photos of Pollock and splattered paint on them. This photographer inserted sleazy phrases like "enjoyed the ride today. Let's do it again." in place of the original captions of a series of Instagram photos. After he collaged purple guitars on top of images from the book Yes, Rasta, this artist was sued Patrick Cariou. This artist's Spiritual America consists of a framed copy of Gary Gross's photograph of a 10-year-old Brooke Shields standing (*) naked in a bathtub. In 2005, this artist's cheap commercial blow-up of a Marlboro cigarette ad sold for 1.2 million dollars. For 10 points, name this appropriation artist of Untitled (Cowboy) and other piec
This artist juxtaposed images of Superman and heavy metal bands in his Super Heavy Santa, and used the same format of photo prints on a backboard for a group of images of people covering their faces titled Criminals and Celebrities. For one exhibit, this artist stitched together Hans Namuth's photos of Pollock and splattered paint on them. This photographer inserted sleazy phrases like "enjoyed the ride today. Let's do it again." in place of the original captions of a series of Instagram photos. After he collaged purple guitars on top of images from the book Yes, Rasta, this artist was sued Patrick Cariou. This artist's Spiritual America consists of a framed copy of Gary Gross's photograph of a 10-year-old Brooke Shields standing (*) naked in a bathtub. In 2005, this artist's cheap commercial blow-up of a Marlboro cigarette ad sold for 1.2 million dollars. For 10 points, name this appropriation artist of Untitled (Cowboy) and other pieces of "re-photography."
This artist juxtaposed images of Superman and heavy metal bands in his Super Heavy Santa, and used the same format of photo prints on a backboard for a group of images of people covering their faces titled Criminals and Celebrities.
Richard Prince