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Clancco: Art & Law
Clancco: Art & Law
Covers the relationship between art and law with a focus on intellectual property, nonprofit tax-exempt organizations, free speech, and contemporary art. By Sergio Muñoz Sarmiento.
http://clancco.com/wp
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Oct 21
“Most remarkably…challenges to our First Amendment rights to free speech have come not from government but from activist groups largely on the political Left.”
“Most remarkably…challenges to our First Amendment rights to free speech have come not from government but from activist groups largely on the political Left.”This morning a good friend sent me this article by Daniel Grant on museums and self-censorship. In the past year, artworks—especially those in art museums—have been the catalyst for a number of high-profile disputes over what may… -
Oct 20
When did art become “inappropriate”?
When did art become “inappropriate”?This past summer an artist friend of mine expressed dismay at an art project we were viewing. “It’s inappropriate,” she said. This was not the first time I had recently heard the term “inappropriate,” or a… -
Oct 20
The walls belong to?
The walls belong to?More on the 5Pointz case that kicked off this week in New York City pitting property owner against street artists. Our very own Sarmiento is quoted in this article.
Rank this Week: 604
The Art Law Blog
The Art Law Blog
By Donn Zaretsky.
http://theartlawblog.blogspot.com/
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Oct 21
"Norman Rockwell’s Sons Sue Berkshire Museum, Seeking Halt to Sotheby’s Sale"
"Norman Rockwell’s Sons Sue Berkshire Museum, Seeking Halt to Sotheby’s Sale"Story here.Brian Frye rules: "The plaintiffs lack standing & the complaint fails to state a viable cause of action. No written gift condition & 'public trust' is pure BS." -
Oct 21
"The family of the late African-American artist Thornton Dial has charged in a new lawsuit that Dial’s artwork was wrongly acquired by the High Museum of Art."
"The family of the late African-American artist Thornton Dial has charged in a new lawsuit that Dial’s artwork was wrongly acquired by the High Museum of Art.""Filed this week in federal court by Dial’s estate and three of his children, the lawsuit charges that art dealer William S. Arnett or his foundation Souls Grown Deep sold or donated Dial’s artwork to the High Museum that Arnett… -
Oct 21
"More than a dozen artists packed into a federal courtroom on Wednesday to watch as lawyers debated whether the destruction of their murals was a violation of their rights."
"More than a dozen artists packed into a federal courtroom on Wednesday to watch as lawyers debated whether the destruction of their murals was a violation of their rights."Artnet's Eileen Kinsella has a report on the 5Pointz VARA trial, now underway in Brooklyn.Most of the commentary focuses on the question whether these works are of "recognized stature," as VARA requires, but I've always been more interested…
Rank this Week: 875
Law, Technology & Arts Blog
Law, Technology & Arts Blog
Covers emerging legal issues in IP, technology, commerce, and the arts. From the Washington Journal of Law, Technology & Arts.
http://wjlta.wordpress.com/
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Oct 20
“Errant text messages cost the Buffalo Bills millions”—the Rise of TCPA Litigation
“Errant text messages cost the Buffalo Bills millions”—the Rise of TCPA LitigationBy Craig Dammeier In April of 2014, the Buffalo Bills settled a two-year federal court case in Florida for a cool $3 million dollars. Their mistake? Sending three more text messages over a 14-day period than a fan had agreed to. Mr. Jerry… -
Oct 18
Antitrust Implications of Amazon’s Purported New Delivery Service
Antitrust Implications of Amazon’s Purported New Delivery ServiceBy Gardner Reed Amazon’s recent acquisition of Whole Foods has renewed the debate surrounding the proper role of antitrust regulation. The traditional approach to antitrust law aims to protect consumers by keeping prices down and… -
Oct 17
Sharing Is Not Always Easy – An Analysis of Sharing Data Between the Public and Private Sector
Sharing Is Not Always Easy – An Analysis of Sharing Data Between the Public and Private SectorBy Isaac Prevost Traffic data plays an important role for public agencies concerned with traffic management and infrastructure. We’re seeing seeing private companies collect more and more of this data, occasionally resulting in…
Rank this Week: 1034
Art Law
Art Law
Covers recent developments in art litigation and art finance. By Fox Rothschild LLP.
http://artlaw.foxrothschild.com/
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Oct 19
Are Warhol Works Meticulously Recreated By British Artist 30 Years After Warhol’s Death Authentic Warhol Paintings?
Are Warhol Works Meticulously Recreated By British Artist 30 Years After Warhol’s Death Authentic Warhol Paintings?In recent art world news, British artist Paul Stephenson has recreated some of Andy Warhol’s most celebrated works using the exact same materials and methods as the late artist. This has sparked a lively debate as to what can be… -
Oct 13
Looted Antiquity Previously On Loan At Met Museum To Be Repatriated To Lebanon
Looted Antiquity Previously On Loan At Met Museum To Be Repatriated To LebanonIn recent art world news, and further to our recent blog post on the Met Museum’s return to authorities of an ancient artifact on loan due to concerns that it had been looted from a storage area during the civil war in Lebanon, the… -
Oct 9
No Buyer For High Profile Francis Bacon Painting At Christie’s $130 Million Contemporary Art Auction In London
No Buyer For High Profile Francis Bacon Painting At Christie’s $130 Million Contemporary Art Auction In LondonIn recent art world news, Christie’s fetched $130 million during its recent postwar and contemporary art auction at its Kings Street salesroom in London last Friday evening achieving a solid sell-through rate of 83 percent.…
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Kunkle Law Blog
Kunkle Law Blog
Covers trademark, copyright and entertainment law. By Kenneth L. Kunkle.
http://kunklelaw.com/blog
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Oct 18
Halloween Trademarks 2017 Edition
Halloween Trademarks 2017 EditionWhile no one asked for it – here it is – 2017 Edition of Spooky Trademarks. SHRED BUNDY – Tasteless on so many levels LIFE AND DEATH – That’s just weird – listed services sound very… -
Oct 13
Copyright Office Proposes Rule to Establish a Group Registration for Unpublished Work
Copyright Office Proposes Rule to Establish a Group Registration for Unpublished WorkNewsNet Issue 686 October 12, 2017 Copyright Office Proposes Rule to Establish a Group Registration for Unpublished Works The United States Copyright Office is proposing to create a new group registration option for a limited number of… -
Oct 10
Fair Use Guidelines for Teachers – Q&A
Fair Use Guidelines for Teachers – Q&AI’m a Teacher, so copyright laws don’t apply – Right?? Answer “Face to Face” exception Well – sometimes. While it is true that there are exceptions to the rules regarding use of copyright protected…
Rank this Week: 3676
Cultural Heritage Lawyer
Cultural Heritage Lawyer
Covers cultural heritage law and policy topics. By Ricardo A. St. Hilaire.
http://culturalheritagelawyer.blogspot.com/
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Oct 12
US Announces Intent to Withdraw from UNESCO
US Announces Intent to Withdraw from UNESCOThe United States will withdraw from the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization, (UNESCO), effective December 31, 2018.Today's announcement comes as no surprise to cultural property watchers. The US Mission to the… -
Sep 11
Penn Vet Working Dog Center Celebrates Five Years of Succe
Penn Vet Working Dog Center Celebrates Five Years of SucceSunny, a labrador retriever in training,with his Penn Vet handler duringa luggage search demonstrationToday marks the fifth anniversary of the Penn Vet Working Dog Center. At a special celebration held this weekend on the campus of the… -
Aug 2
Museum Loss Prevention: Apply Rigorous Due Diligence
Museum Loss Prevention: Apply Rigorous Due DiligenceMuseums routinely and successfully protect their archaeological collections from threats of loss posed by theft, fire, natural disaster, and infrastructure failure. But do they effectively shield these collections from legal confiscation?Tom…
Rank this Week: 4321
Law and Disorder: Performing Arts…
Law and Disorder: Performing Arts Division
Answers questions about basic legal and business issues, concepts, trends, problems, and practices important to the arts and entertainment field. By Goldstein & Guilliams PLC.
http://musicalamerica.com/mablogs/?cat=872
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Sep 27
The impact of Trump’s revised travel ban won’t have much impact on the arts!
The impact of Trump’s revised travel ban won’t have much impact on the arts!Just a quick update for those of you wondering about the arts implications of the revised travel ban: Aside from adding North Korea and Venezuela (with the latter not actually be a “real” ban) to the list, everything else is… -
Sep 6
THE TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS OF A TRIBUTE BAND
THE TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS OF A TRIBUTE BANDBy Brian Taylor Goldstein, Esq. We hope everyone had a great summer. Sorry we haven’t posted in a while, but we’ve been a bit “pre-occupied” with in the world of artist visas. It seems something changes every time… -
Mar 17
WHY ARE ARTISTS BEING DENIED ENTRY INTO THE US? HOW DID IT COME TO THIS AND WHO DO WE BLAME?
WHY ARE ARTISTS BEING DENIED ENTRY INTO THE US? HOW DID IT COME TO THIS AND WHO DO WE BLAME?By Brian Taylor Goldstein, Esq. By now, you should all be aware that the incidents of artists and performers from a wide range of nationalities arriving in the United States as visitors (either on visitor visas (B-1/B-2) or…
Rank this Week: 3380
Creative Arts Advocate
Creative Arts Advocate
Covers intellectual property, entrepreneurship, technology, social media, fashion and entertainment
http://creativeartsadvocate.com/
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Sep 6
(Drum)Sticks and Stones: Free Speech in Trademarks after Matal v. Tam
(Drum)Sticks and Stones: Free Speech in Trademarks after Matal v. TamThe First Amendment and boundaries of free speech are on everyone’s minds these days, and the trademark world is no exception. In what is being considered a touchdown (pun 100% intended) for trademark owners, the Supreme Court recently… -
Apr 24
Body Painter, Natalie Fletcher, Discusses her ‘Bodies Across America” Project
Body Painter, Natalie Fletcher, Discusses her ‘Bodies Across America” ProjectBody artist Natalie Fletcher blurs the line between landscape and portrait painting: using living, breathing canvases, she blends the human body seamlessly into its surroundings. In an exclusive interview with Creative Arts Advocate, she… -
Apr 5
2017 Film Festival Schedule
2017 Film Festival ScheduleThe film festival circuit is a crucial way for independent filmmakers to have their voices heard. Festivals can be a few days long or spread out over a week, and frequently feature musical performances, art installations, and other events, in…
Rank this Week: 2546
Art Law Gallery
Art Law Gallery
Covers news and updates on legal issues facing the art world. By Sheppard Mullin.
http://www.artlawgallery.com/
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Apr 25
Can You Hear Me Now?: Holocaust Expropriated Art Recovery (HEAR) Act
Can You Hear Me Now?: Holocaust Expropriated Art Recovery (HEAR) ActOn December 16, 2016, President Obama signed the HEAR Act into law, establishing a uniform statute of limitations to govern claims seeking recovery of Nazi-confiscated art. Confiscation of art by the Nazis during World War II has been… -
Dec 15
Not What I Signed Up For: CA’s New Autograph Law
Not What I Signed Up For: CA’s New Autograph LawEffective January 1, 2017, art dealers operating in California will have a new certificate of authenticity requirement. AB 1570, recently signed into law by Governor Brown, requires a certificate of authenticity for all autographed… -
Oct 28
Just Between Us: Buyer of Rothko Painting Sued for Breach of Confidentiality
Just Between Us: Buyer of Rothko Painting Sued for Breach of ConfidentialityConfidentiality provisions are not a new or novel inclusion in agreements for the sale of assets, let alone the sale of artwork. However, the extremely drawn out case of Hoffman v. L&M Arts, et al, presents a rather odd view on the scope…
Rank this Week: 4282
Street Art & Law
Street Art & Law
Covers street art, copyright, and copyright infringements of street artists' works.
https://streetartandlaw.wordpress.com/
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Jul 18
Maya Hayuk – Starbucks and the substantial similarity test. Idea vs. expression
Maya Hayuk – Starbucks and the substantial similarity test. Idea vs. expression72andSunny is an advertising agency that in October 2014 was developing an advertising and media campaign for Starbucks. On October 10, 2014, 72andSunny contacted Maya Hayuk by email to see if she was interested in creating artwork for the… -
Jul 10
Rime vs Moschino – Scott : settlement?
Rime vs Moschino – Scott : settlement?On June 27th Rime entered a stipulation to dismiss defendant Jeremy Scott IT IS HEREBY STIPULATED by and between the parties to this action through their designated counsel that all of Plaintiff’s causes of action against… -
Jun 2
Space Invader and the removed mosaic in Pari
Space Invader and the removed mosaic in PariOn April 28, 2013 in Paris, 3 arrondissement, two persons were caught while removing a Space Invader mosaic (PA_696 in the picture below) Space Invader asked the Court (the Tribunal Correctionnel de Paris) to declare them guilty of…
Rank this Week: 1377
Museum Law Blog
Museum Law Blog
Covers issues in museum law, including deaccession and intellectual property.
http://museumlaw.wordpress.com
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Nov 2
The Gift – Or Sale – That Keeps On Giving (California Royalty Act)
The Gift – Or Sale – That Keeps On Giving (California Royalty Act)Dust off your collection sale check-list and add another set of boxes of bases to cover when you are contemplating the sale or exchange of artwork from your collection. Perhaps in reaction to the dreadful state of the economy, or perhaps in… -
Nov 2
The Gift – Or Sale – That Keeps On Giving (California Royalty Act)
The Gift – Or Sale – That Keeps On Giving (California Royalty Act)Dust off your collection sale check-list and add another set of boxes of bases to cover when you are contemplating the sale or exchange of artwork from your collection. Perhaps in reaction to the dreadful state of the economy, or perhaps in… -
Aug 26
Twitter Squatting – A Growing Concern
Twitter Squatting – A Growing ConcernRecently a client of mine forwarded an email it received from a Twitter user which read in part “I have been told that your company uses the ___________ name in its ordinary course of business. I happen to own the _____ name and would be…
Rank this Week: 4631