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A MSCHF-ious take on Copyright, Fair Use and Appropriation
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Interview with Apsara Iyer on Getting into the Art Law Space
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By Claire Killian Introduction: What’s Happening? The impending closure of the Rubin Museum of Art in New York City marks a change in the cultural landscape of the city and beyond. For two decades, at...
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Case Review: RF and Bulatov v. Tsvetkova and other charges against an artist
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Serra Set Precedent: An Art Law Homage to Richard Serra
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“Shhhhhh”: Kat Von D and Tattoo Fan Art – Sedlik v. Von Drachenberg (2021)
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Artificial Intelligence versus/& Human Artists: AI as a Creative Collaborator...
Photo: Regen 1.0.2 by Colleen Hoffenbacker By Atreya Mathur “Recently, I’ve integrated artificial intelligence into my digital process to harmonize the cutting-edge technology with timeless human...
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