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Book Review: “Visual Arts and the Law: A Handbook for Professionals” (2013)

By Irina Tarsis, Esq. “I want to do something splendid… I think I shall write books.” ― Louisa May Alcott Historically, introducing art law to...
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Book Review: Elizabeth T. Russell’s “Arts Law Conversations”

From the editors: Case reviews, event reviews and now book reviews. Center for Art Law frequently receives notices of upcoming publications and accepts books for...
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All Things Come in Threes: Hope reviews Three Recent Publications on Art Forgery

Charles Hope writing for The New York Review of Books, examines three monographs about art forgery.  The books reviewed include Jonathan Keats' Forged: Why Fakes Are...
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Pitching an idea to e-Textbook Publishers: Trademarks through NY Restaurants

In case you missed it, there is a new book out dedicated to the mathematical beauty and geometry of pasta (George Legendre and Stefano Grazini's...
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Art Theft – A Sexy Crime?

There is no denying that art theft is steadily on the rise, now worth over $6 billion annually worldwide. Montreal, Quebec, now too is known...
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"An Object of Beauty"

Steve Martin made an appearance this evening at the Barnes & Noble on Union Square, a few blocks from Cardozo. Martin read from his new...
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