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A New York federal court recently ordered a real estate developer to pay $6.75 million for whitewashing aerosol artists' works located at the famed 5Pointz site in Long Island City.

recently came across an interesting piece by the New York Times on a "royal battle" of sorts between the renowned Prado and a new royal museum set to open in fall 2016 that can’t quite seem to settle down over in Spain.

Late last month, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral argument in Castillo v. G&M Realty L.P.

Collectors who have run out of space to store or display their art at their homes inevitably confront the question of what to do with their spare art.

Music has been synonymous with culture since the very beginning. As esports and gaming have emerged as a cultural medium in its own right, novel ways of interacting with music have risen as well.

Among the countless casualties of COVID-19, many much-anticipated events had to be canceled. Instead, some of the world's largest entertainment industry events are becoming virtual experiences.

The music industry is being increasingly influenced and shaped by Silicon Valley, primarily due to the intersection of technology and finance.

The European Commission has fined Apple more than €1.8 billion ($2 billion) for allegedly abusing its dominant position in the market for the distribution of music streaming apps...

It's no secret that a well-chosen soundtrack can be a key component to a successful social media post. But, Sony Music's recent lawsuit against OFRA Cosmetics and its collaborating...

That changed on October 11, 2018 when the Music Modernization Act became law.

The US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit partially affirmed a district court's summary judgment order holding that audiovisual recordings of live concerts do not fall within the scope of the Copyright Act's compulsory...

The litigation alleges that Spotify infringed putative class members' mechanical rights for registered musical compositions by unlawfully reproducing and distributing copyrighted musical compositions...

In October 2009, a Dickinson adviser declared the work an authentic da Vinci in an article published in The Times of London.

The special gallery exhibit recalls the inspiring true story of Jewish survivors liberated from Bergen-Belsen.

It is Monday June 5, 2017 at 3 p.m., which means Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Finals is just hours away, and sound checks for CMA Fest have already begun to fill the air in downtown Nashville.

A legal battle begins between the Metropolitan Museum of Art, a famed gallerist and a group of collectors over the rights to Mark Tansey's painting entitled The Innocent Eye Test (1981) (the "Painting"), a painting of a cow gazing at a painting of two cows.

As a supplement to its highly acclaimed publications devoted to the state of the global art market, Skate’s Art Market Research recently launched its latest publication entitled Skate’s Focus.