I built this website. From scratch. Including the servers.
Well, it seemed like they did. If you read this here you might conclude they did:
Dairy giant Fonterra has become the country's first firm to buy a licence from a genetics company that has controversially patented human dna.
Fonterra subsidiary ViaLactia has reached an agreement with Genetic Technologies (GTG) of Melbourne, but declined to give details, saying it was commercially sensitive.
Among other things, ViaLactia is involved in using dna technology to boost milk production.
However in the article linked from Stuff in the post above it reads:
Biotechnology company ViaLactia, a wholly owned subsidiary of Fonterra, is rejecting claims it has bought patent rights to human dna. Chief executive Colin South said it had bought the right to animal and plant code, not human sequences.
Madonna has always 'borrowed' from prior art - her Material Girl video nods to Marilyn in Diamonds are a girls best friend. Her Vogue video mimics this HORST Mainbocher Corset, Paris, 1939 shot - Madonnas version - lets not forget the "Metropolis" video. No artist creates without influences, Madonna is no exception.
I think that Bourdin has a case. It'll be interesting to see what develops.
Honestly, when I first saw
this image I thought Madonna's videos became the pop trivia quiz of popculture, she reinvents what we learned in Art History and only the bits she overheard.
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