Copy of an Original of a Copy: On 3D Printing
Triple Canopy has just published “Copy of an Original of a Copy,” which, according to them, is “perhaps the world’s most extensive and illuminating conversation about 3-D printing, copyright, telegraphy, Left Shark, and the forms of authorship exercised by algorithms!”
This is an edited—and expanded, footnoted, illustrated—transcript of the conversation Triple Canopy held in April with law professor Edward Lee , art historian Jennifer L. Roberts, artist Allyson Vieira, Triple Canopy editor Alexander Provan, and yours truly. I do hope you enjoy.
Tags: 3D printing, alexander provan, allyson vieira, art, Art Law, authorship, copy, Copyright, edward lee, jennifer l roberts, literary criticism, original, post structuralism, sergio munoz sarmiento, triple canopy
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