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Tajik: “U know why America hasn’t had a revolution for over 200 years?”
Me: “Why?”
Tajik: “Because there’s no American embassy in America.”
— Christian Bleuer (@ChristianBleuer) February 24, 2014
https://twitter.com/ChristianBleuer/status/438021859150671872
An open source project that helps one collect one’s personal data, from the web (will need API keys), and store it locally.
locker demo on youtube source on github
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baseball bats, anyway. sale of bats is up 52,000% in 24 hours. amazon.co.uk
Andy Baio cited the Jeff Koons case, in regards to his trouble with Kind of Bloop
This kind of transformation is the foundation of fair use. In a 2006 verdict, the court found artist Jeff Koons’ use of a fashion photo “adds something new, with a further purpose or different character, altering the first with new expression, meaning, or message.”
I don’t think there’s any question that Kind of Bloop’s cover illustration does the same thing. Maisel disagreed.
I think Maisel’s lawyers would cite Cariou vs. Prince. There are questions, and they are kind of valid.
I would have recommend the circled ones; compositionally less dependent on the source image.
CECILY BROWN B. 1969
UNTITLED
monoprint on paper
119.5 by 93cm.; 47 by 36 5/8 in.
Executed in 2005.
Thomas Struth
Paradise 2
signed on a label affixed to the reverse
cibachrome print
image: 177 by 226cm.; 69 3/4 by 89in.
sheet: 183 by 231cm.; 72 by 91in.
Executed in 1998, this work is number 4 from an edition of 10.LITERATURE
Ingo Hartman & Hans Rudolf Reust, Thomas Struth: New Pictures from Paradise, Munich
2002, no. 7301, illustration of another example in colour
Uta Grosenick, Ahead of the 21st Century: The Pisces Collection, Cologne 2002, pp. 168-169, no.
130, illustration of another example in colour