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On April 26, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a controversial ruling that caused significant concerns for visual artists. Brammer v. Violent Hues Productions,

New York art dealer was recently indicted by a federal grand jury on July 17, 2013 on numerous charges, including the sale of 63 works of forged paintings from 1994 to 2009 that the art dealer knew were forged, and false statements that were made regarding the authenticity and provenance of the paintings, as reported previously.

Artists have one thing that many others don't have: What they do, how they think, and what they create is imbued with creativity and specialness.

As recently reported in the International New York Times, art financiers are among the latest specialists in recent years hoping to carve out a niche and not only survive, but thrive, on the backs of some of the world’s most affluent art collectors.

The new law is important to museums and fine art carriers, and is expected to encourage art loans by foreign states. Here's what you need to know.

Just a few days after the Second Circuit held that New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art could keep in its collection the monumental work by Pablo

In Part 2 of Skate’s Annual Art Investment Report for 2013, Skate’s Art Market Research reveals its Art Industry Scorecard 2013.

There have been numerous reports of looted art appearing in free ports.

That's anything but a ringing endorsement, to be certain.

As our society leans into fast fashion, these overlooked indigenous designers are pushing against the industry to shift consumer focus to appreciate fashion as wearable art.

Ross Bagley, a partner in Pryor Cashman's Litigation and Intellectual Property Groups, spoke to Law360 about the likely landscape for copyright law in 2023.

Artificial Intelligence (AI)-generated music has the potential to reshape the music landscape, offering exciting opportunities for creativity while also presenting challenges in terms of copyright, monetization, and ethical considerations.

This week, I am turning my attention to another middle Tennessee festival that starts today: Bonnaroo.

If you are an author, musician, artist, or other creator of intellectual property (or the heir to such a person), it’s a good time to learn whether you are taking full advantage of your ability to "recapture" certain grants of rights made years ago.

Another year, another celebration of intellectual property (IP) on World IP Day. This time, the World Intellectual Property Organization is focusing on IP and music:

For many years, practitioners have assumed that a plaintiff's damages in a copyright infringement action are limited to damages that accrued within three years of the filing of the lawsuit.

The newest case against American DJ 3LAU is very timely, with "music NFTs" becoming a growing trend in the music industry.