Clancco: Art & Law

04/26/2020

Some art law updates, inappropriate content, sampling, copyright and national emergencies…and pentagrams. http://clancco.com/wp/2020/04/inappropriate-content-sampling-copyright-and-national-emergencies-and-pentagrams/

04/21/2020

More art law, vintage cheese, art market joy, Justice Ginsburg’s pants, Instagram, and litigation (to come). http://clancco.com/wp/2020/04/more-art-law-vintage-cheese-art-market-joy-justice-ginsburgs-pants-instagram-and-litigation-to-come/

02/15/2020

The Spring 2020 three-day intensive/colloquium will take place on the weekend of April 17, 18 and 19, each day from 10am to 6pm. The three-day intensive will be held at the Cornell Art Architecture Planning headquarters at 26 Broadway in New York City.

In the Spring 2020, the Program will examine the effects of law on visual art, with a particular emphasis on the previous 20-years. We will question whether art is hindered or aided by the direct or indirect impact of law, legal discourse, and legal practice on art. In effect, we will discuss whether, and to what extent, artists should engage with the law.

The rolling-admissions application deadline is March 27, 2020. All application and Program information is available here: http://www.artlawprogram.com/

Applicants and admitted fellows shall take note that the Program is fully committed to freedom of expression.

12/05/2018

Is purchasing a Tino Sehgal artwork really that radical?

The aim of Clancco.com is to explore, investigate, and examine the relationship between art and law. Clancco focuses on the discourses of intellectual property, nonprofit tax-exempt organizations, free speech, and contemporary art.

11/07/2018

We are still alive.

05/16/2018

ANNOUNCEMENT: The Art & Law Program is now moving to a fall term starting this year, 2018. Applications for the fall 2018 term are now being accepted. The fall 2018 term will run from early September to mid-December 2018. Please help spread the word, and good luck!

A nonpartisan seminar-colloquium, The Art & Law Program seeks qualified, open-minded and self-motivated individuals with a genuine and rigorous attraction to critical thought and debate. In particular, The Program welcomes candidates who are open to controversial dialogue and who seek to challenge t...

05/15/2018

Tonight. Brooklyn. 7pm. Moral rights.

05/01/2018

Columbia University MFA Visual Arts students demand tuition refund.

The majority of students in the Visual Arts program are given studios in Prentis Hall, pictured, where they face temperatures above 90 degrees or below 40 degrees, poor air quality, flooding, pieces of limestone falling from the ceiling, and a limited number of studio spaces and options.

04/16/2018

So much art and law news: Monkey selfie case lives on, LeBron and copyright, moral rights, artists' rights talk series, resale royalties, protest speech...

04/07/2018

Guantánamo Detainee Is Fighting the US Government for the Right to Display His Art.

The lawyer is pushing the government to stop restricting access to artwork by a detainee at Cuba's Guantánamo Bay dentition facility.

04/07/2018

NY court sides with catalogue raisonné committee.

A New York Supreme Court judge rejected a London dealer's claims that the Agnes Martin authentication committee acted against him with bias.

03/24/2018

NY State considering post-mortem right of publicity.

The aim of Clancco.com is to explore, investigate, and examine the relationship between art and law. Clancco focuses on the discourses of intellectual property, nonprofit tax-exempt organizations, free speech, and contemporary art.