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Legacy and Lawsuits: An Overview of the Robert Indiana Estate Court Battles

By Atreya Mathur The story of Robert Indiana’s Estate is a fascinating one: full of art, drama, lawsuits, LOVE,[1] and maybe HOPE[2]. One of the...

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  Sources: Artist's Real-Earth Quest Eludes M.T.A.

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Subhash Kapoor: A Decade in Review

By Julianne Schmidt. In the fall of 2011, Subhash Kapoor, an antiquities dealer based in New York, made headlines in the art world for being...

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The Colonization of Native American Trademarks and Designs: the past, present, and (potentially decolonized) future

By Tyler Heneghan. Native American tribes, artists, designers, and spiritual healers have long been associated with the production of high-quality, unique, and effective designs, arts,...

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How Artist Collective MSCHF Plays With The Law

By Laura Michiko Kaiser. MSCHF (pronounced “mischief”) is a startup creative collective based in Brooklyn that produces artworks and designs in various formats including: social...

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NFTs: How a Technological Trend Redefined Art Ownership

By Antonia von Appen. In the past months, digital artworks sold through Non-Fungible Tokens (“NFTs”), also referred to as “crypto-art”, have become one of the...

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WYWH: Legal Issues in Museum Administration 2021

By Center for Art Law. On March 11th and 12th, 2021, the American Legal Institute (“ALI”) webcasted the forty-ninth annual Legal Issues in Museum Administration...

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Case Review: Rock’n’Roll, Museums, and Copyright Law (2020)

By Laura Michiko Kaiser. Marano v. Metropolitan Museum of Art, No. 19-CV-8606, 2020 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 122515 (S.D.N.Y. July 13, 2020). Art galleries, museums, and...

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Opinion: The Value of Judgment

By Noor Kadhim. Was it rashness, a need to burn a hole in his wallet, or simply sheer passion that prompted a buyer to fork...

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Making a Case for the CASE Act

By David Jenkins. On December 21, 2020 the U.S. Congress passed a COVID-19 relief bill unlocking stimulus checks, enhanced unemployment benefits, and education funding. It...

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