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By Oct 18, 2021
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Riffing off vs. Ripping off – When does inspiration become plagiarism?

There's nothing wrong with being inspired by a great artist. But blatantly plagiarizing their work and entering it into an exhibition is definitely not cool.

The image on the left is by acclaimed artist, Aïda Muluneh. The image on the right is by photography student Andrea Sacchetti, who has been accused of copying the former and showcasing it in a group exhibition.
By Jul 05, 2011
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Chinese Photographer Stripped of Award for Plagiarism, Photoshop

A Chinese photographer lost his gold medal from the Chinese National Photographic Art Exhibition 2010 for a crudely photoshopped version of an existing photo by a different artist.

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