Clip, clip, clip. Today’s “recycle and remix” culture results in art that is a sum of bits and pieces taken from other artists’ work, whether it’s mashed-up music ala Girl Talk or a collage or series of paintings made by appropriating imagery that was created by others.
Check out this post by intellectual-property blog PHOSITA. It seems as though football fever has recently encompassed more than just the playoffs.
Law.com recently posted an article in which Sarah Feingold, in-house counsel for the popular e-commerce site, Etsy, talked about her own creative background, the legal issues Etsy and its users face, and the protection Etsy affords its users.
Do you hear that? D.J.s are dusting off their turntables…florists are snipping away at stems…wedding season is upon us. Soon, your mailbox will begin filling up with those telltale envelopes-within-envelopes.
We are proud to picture the fabulous artwork of Leigh Ann Agee in this blog entry. Leigh Ann is a Nashville-based artist and creator of the Girl In the Moon series. Her artwork, notecards and T-shirts are available at this link.
In our last post, we addressed the legal implications of using architecture or a landmark in a painting or similar artistic work. This month, we turn to the issue of using another’s trademark in an
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