The Redo Of The Artworks
Abstract Artists and designers frequently return to existing images, objects, techniques, and traditions. A “redo” may involve restoration, reconstruction, copying, appropriation, parody, adaptation, remix, re-performance, or the translation of an earlier work into a different material or social context. These practices are not equivalent. Conservation seeks to stabilize and interpret an object responsibly, while artistic appropriation may deliberately transform meaning. This paper examines the redo of artworks through art history,

