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Last updated: September 12, 2022

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In this EOY Instagram Takeover, Nikki Vafai takes

In this EOY Instagram Takeover, Nikki Vafai takes us along on her day as a Legal Intern at the Center for Art Law and a J.D. Candidate at University of Maryland.

Best of luck to all the students currently studying for and taking exams this month! Graduates, leave your study advice for our interns and student followers down below! 🍄

Meet Dr. Evie T. Joselow, the Keynote Speaker for

Meet Dr. Evie T. Joselow, the Keynote Speaker for the Artist Legacy and Planning Clinic on December 5th!

Evie T. Joselow, PhD has had a lengthy career an art historian, curator, provenance researcher, and educator. Her experiences include work in both the profit and nonprofit sectors, as well as affiliations with numerous academic programs and institutions in New York, where she is based. Her broad experiences include handling Fabergé Eggs (The Forbes Magazine Collection), conducting provenance research for the successful recovery and restitution of art looted by the Nazis (The Commission for Art Recovery), writing exhibition catalogs (most recently on Outsider Artists), and overseeing various aspects of collection management for private collections and artists’ estates.

Her extensive knowledge of art history, art markets, artists, and collecting trends, and appraisal practices have contributed to a full roster of teaching, lecturing, global conference participation, and publishing on appraisal practices, provenance research, and topics in modern and contemporary art, architecture and design history. She has taught on the faculties of New York University, Pratt Institute, the New York School of Interior Design, and Sotheby’s Institute of Art. Dr. Joselow holds a PhD in Art History from The Graduate Center, City University of New York, a Master of Public Administration from Baruch College, and a BA from Vassar College.

Currently, Dr. Joselow maintains an independent appraisal practice and is an Associate Adjunct Professor in the Art Market Studies program at the Fashion Institute of Technology, State University of New York.

Register via the link in our bio!

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Earlier in October, the Supreme Court of the Unite

Earlier in October, the Supreme Court of the United States considered whether a famous set of images that Andy Warhol based on a 1981 photograph of Prince by the award-winning photographer Lynn Goldsmith represents “fair” use of the photograph. The question is that whether Warhol’s successors could license the images for commercial use without the permission of (or compensation to) Goldsmith.

When does a work amount to fair use? How transformative does art have to be to be awarded the fair use defense? When should artists be paid for original work that is then transformed by others? These questions that the case focuses on affect artists, authors, filmmakers, museums, movie studios, the legal community and more.�

While we wait for an opinion to be delivered by the Court, join the Center of Art Law at WESTWOOD GALLERY in New York for a distinguished lecture with Luke Nikas, Partner at Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, who has represented the Warhol Foundation. We will discuss the Andy Warhol case, fair use, derivative works, and transformative works as well as a possible outcome of the recent oral arguments heard before the court!
Join us for a networking reception after the lecture at the gallery to discuss everything art law and more!

DISCLAIMER: This is an IN-PERSON event at Westwood Gallery NYC. There is limited seating and is expected to be a standing room event.

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The day has finally arrived! Today is Giving Tuesd

The day has finally arrived! Today is Giving Tuesday, a day when people come together to give back ahead of the holiday season. This past month, the Center for Art Law has been running an EOY fundraiser and we'd like to remind you of the impact that donations have on our art law community.

In 2022, Center for Art Law was fortunate to welcome, work with and learn from so many wonderful artists, advocates and interns. We commissioned illustrations (for the first time in our history) and hired a team of website designers from Ukraine to refurbish our digital offices. It has been a challenging and an eye-opening year, which has made us appreciate our gifts and cherish our relationships, admire the strong and the brave, and support the weak and the vulnerable.

As we begin our End of the Year fundraising efforts, help make the Center stronger in 2023 and we will give back tenfold! What would you like to see in the coming year?

Leave a comment (and maybe a donation 😉) and let's see what we can do!

Donate via the button in our Instagram bio or our Facebook fundraiser! 🍄 And thank you to all of you who have already donated your time, money, and other resources! We couldn't do what we do without you.

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In this installation of our EOY Instagram Takeover

In this installation of our EOY Instagram Takeover, Hanna Tudor shares a clip of her daily life as a Graduate Intern at the Center for Art Law. A student at NYU, she takes us along on her visit to the Met's exhibit "Before Yesterday We Could Fly".

Reflecting on this trip, she asks you all the following:
Do you know about the history of Central Park and Seneca Village?
How does this transformed space of Seneca Village change bring voices to life?

Leave your thoughts in the comments below! 🍄

We have an exciting day tomorrow! Any guess what i

We have an exciting day tomorrow! Any guess what it is?

Check back in tomorrow to find out why this Tuesday, November 29th is so special!

ICYMI: Art Basel and the Luma Foundation have co-f

ICYMI: Art Basel and the Luma Foundation have co-founded a new blockchain company, Arcual, citing the need for a better management of the art market in the digital sphere.

Self-identified as a “blockchain ecosystem built for the art community, by the art community,” the company is looking to put the interests of artists and galleries first. Arcual will allow them to have more control over payment, verify provenance, have a say in the exhibition and storage of their creations, and more. The ultimate goal, in short, is to keep the artist at an arm's length of their work — even in the metaverse.

The technology is expected to be formally introduced next month Art Basel Miami Beach.

Read more via the link in our bio!

The Center for Art Law would like to wish all of o

The Center for Art Law would like to wish all of our supporters a Happy Thanksgiving! We have a lot to be thankful for this year and hope you do too. 🍄🍂

(P.S. Mushrooms are just as autumnal as pumpkins...)

Calling all visual artists! Join the Center for Ar

Calling all visual artists! Join the Center for Art Law's Artist Legacy and Estate Planning Clinic for an evening of low-cost consultations with attorneys, tax experts, and other arts professionals with experience in estate and legacy planning.

After a Keynote Address on Legacy and Estate Planning, each participating artist will be paired with a Volunteer Professional for a confidential 20-min discussion.

Register via the link in our bio!

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