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Chinese ver.

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无标题的笔记本-24 2

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Defined as the use of a culture's symbols, artifacts, genres, rituals, or technologies by members of another culture, cultural appropriation can be placed into 4 categories: exchange, dominance, exploitation, and transculturation.

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- Culture is a shared knowledge that forms identifies and binds a particular group of people, community, or territory

- Structuralism holds that each element of any cultural system acquires meaning in relation to that element's relationship to other elements within the system.

- Cultural Discount

- The more familiar and clearly understood the symbolic form is, the more it provides a good realistic basis for communication.

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kpop girl group - red velvet (concept / album photos) - photos from sm entertainment 

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1. The use of the meaning of Alice in Wonderland in different visual themes. ( in in non-children’s viusal creation)

- are they change the original meaning of the fairy tales? Or just keep on the symbols of the tales?(for extend else?)

2. Especially in Kpop or Japanese anima culture, is the application of elements and concepts ( including the fairytale) an act of cultural appropriation? / cultural borrowing？

- what is the meaning of cultural appropriation?

3. Audience
- Are these kinds of re-creation will change the original impression on people?
- How do people (adults) understand these kinds of visual expressions when the visual presentation has changed?

4. Creators
- What are the boundaries of the re-creating of the original work (fairy tales) for keeping the audience getting the sense of?
- How do creators derive content from visual images that have already been constructed in people’s minds?

5. Who owns the culture?

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· culture borrowing
· Alice in Wonderland
· fairytale
· Symbolic communication