By Nikki Vafai[1] Since time immemorial, space has been a point of inspiration and perplexity to those who glance upon it. Artists have gazed up...

By Yihao Ding [caption id="attachment_61315" align="alignnone" width="1600"] Quanmaogua, 636–649, limestone, Philadelphia, the Penn Museum[/caption] [caption id="attachment_61316" align="alignnone" width="1600"] Saluzi, 636–649, limestone, Philadelphia, the Penn Museum[/caption]...

By Kouros Sadeghi-Nejad Introduction As the global climate crisis intensifies, an unlikely industry is bracing for an unpredictable storm of its own: the fine art...

By Jiasi Liu Introduction In March 2019, Ariana Grande settled a lawsuit for her “God is a Woman” music video. The suit was filed by...

By Barbie Kim This article investigates copyright's role in the afterlife of the photograph Tomoko and Mother in the Bath by American photojournalist W. Eugene...

By Jemima Gravatt  Fake Native American artwork is still a major problem, both on an economic basis for its impact on the Native American market...

By Murphy Yanbing Chen Introduction—Copyright and Creative Commons Licensing Where does creativity come from? Like the legal principle of stare decisis, many artistic creations do...

By Patrick K. Lin On October 3, 2023, the Center for Art Law hosted Data Privacy Laws in Archival Collections: Challenges in the Digital Age...

By Lily Elkwood A saga, reminiscent of the popular HBO show Succession and Shakespeare’s King Lear, is the life and lawsuits of the famous collector...

By Kimberly Babin Law in general, is not only derivative of ethics, but also necessitates ethical consideration and conduct in its practice.[1] Art law is...