Starting from Scratch: Provenance Research and Lost Art Databases

History of objects may add to their allure and enrich their stories as well as complicate their property rights. Professionals and lay people are freq

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In this new addition to the Artist Feature Series, Atreya Mathur, Director of Legal Research at the Center for Art Law, interviews John M. Carnright. As an artist, poet, and author, Carnright reflects on times his work was plagiarized, infringed, and even discarded. Although he did not file lawsuits then, he hopes that other artists might learn from these experiences.

The Center for Art Law is still accepting internship applications for Spring 2023 -- and we want you to apply! Using the link in our bio, you can find the qualifications, duties, and details of an internship with the Center. To apply, simply click the button "Apply Today" and fill out the form.

Join the Center for Art Law as we welcome Amy Werbel, professor, academic and author of Lust on Trial: Censorship and the Rise of American Obscenity in the Age of Anthony Comstock as she discusses her newest research, a report on Freedom of Artistic Expression in Academic Art Museums and Galleries!

O sweet September! Our September Art Law Blast is out! Check it out and RSVP to the great events that are in the works! #artlaw

From tax evasion and money laundering to smuggling and trafficking, criminal activity at freeports is certainly no secret. But what about freeports makes them a target to criminals? In this article by Kenza Tahri, a Summer 2022 Undergraduate Intern, recent developments in this area of art crime are explored in depth -- from the appeal of freeports to the movement towards increased transparency.

The Center for Art Law is excited to introduce its Fall 2022 Intern Class! Hanna Tudor is joining as a Graduate Intern and is currently studying at NYU.

In addition to our semester interns, we are pleased to announce the new Judith Bresler Fellow: James Parker!

The Center for Art Law is excited to introduce its Fall 2022 Intern Class! Wenni Iben is joining as an Undergraduate Intern and is currently studying at Columbia University.

The Center for Art Law is excited to introduce its Fall 2022 Intern Class! Nikki Vafai is joining as a Legal Intern and is currently studying at the University of Maryland.

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