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| L.H.O.O.Q. by Marcel Duchamp |
Cutting - take something, and then cut some things out of it...
...and then maybe, reassemble those things into something new...
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..or even, reassemble those things with other things to make something new...
Manipulating - take something and change its form, but not its content...
...for example, slow it down...
...or...(actually, I don't even know how to describe this...)
Covering - take something and re-make it...
...maybe in a different medium...
...or a different style...
...or maybe in a different genre...
...or take the style of one thing and combine it with the genre of another...
...which leads us to...
Mashing - take something and combine it with another thing
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| Magritte Meets Mario |
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| "There Goes the Neighborhood" by Coran Stone |
Revising - take something and change its content...
...for example, swapping the genders of the main characters...
Expanding - take something and add more to its content...
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| "Snowy" from Fallen Princesses by Dina Goldstein |
De-centering - look at something from another perspective from within that something
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| Star Wars: Tag and Bink are Dead from Dark Horse Comics |
Iron Man fan fiction by obsession_inc - read it here
Recontextualizing - take something and put in a new place, time, circumstance
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| "BERNABE MENDEZ from the State of Guerrero works as a professional window cleaner in New York He sends 500 dollars a month" from Superheroes by Dulce Pinzon |
Transforming - take something and make it something entirely new (yet still kind of the same)
Also, this is a cool, related resource from Jonathan McIntosh (the guy behind Buffy vs. Edward, etc.)
A history of subversive remix videos before YouTube: Thirty political video mashups made between World War II and 2005 - by Jonathan McIntosh
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