Copyright Law and Art: Legal Scholar Amy Adler in Conversation with Artist Jill Magid
A conversation on the corporate and legal control of artists' legacies.
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Amy Adler
For the past seven years, Amy Adler has taken time off from exhibiting to attend film school at the University of Southern California, where she earned an MFA in 2011, and to make two short films, Rea…
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Richard Prince Wins Major Victory in Landmark Copyright Suit
The earlier decision was largely overturned today, with the exception of five paintings that, the court concluded, must be reevaluated for claims of fair use.
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Injunction in Prince V. Cariou Compared to Taliban in Appeal
Three judges heard oral arguments in the appeal regarding the significant copyright case Prince v. Cariou this morning. The lawyers for Prince seemed to have the judges' collective ear, which could…
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Provocations and Punishment
The rising fame of Voina, Russia's art-actionist group, is paralleled by mounting legal difficulties.
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To Thine Own Selves Be True
Role-playing is rampant today, with artists picturing themselves as impersonators, cross-dressers, evil twins, and exhibitionists—all to throw traditional ideas about identity up for grabs .
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