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    New Serpentine Galleries Report Reveals Only 44% of Those Involved in Art + Tech/ Science Collaborations Adopt Written Contracts

    30 July 2021 / No Comments

    The fine art industry has experienced a remarkable digital transformation in the last year and a half. At the forefront of this paradigm shift – preceding even the Covid-era – are tech-driven art collectives and projects, with teams composed of artists, programmers, engineers, software developers, data scientists and chemists, to name a few. However, a new report released on July 26 by…

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    50 Years On: How the ARRTSA Model Continues to Influence Artists’ Rights

    25 January 2021 / No Comments

    In 1971, the brain-child of conceptual art dealer Seth Siegelaub and New York lawyer Robert Projansky revolutionized art purchase transactions. Set against the backdrop of a turbulent 1960’s that mirrors continued inequities today – think: the civil rights movement, women artist’s committees, art worker’s rights – The Artist’s Reserved Rights Transfer and Sale Agreement, also known as ARRTSA; the Siegelaub-Projanksy…

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    New Serpentine Galleries Report Reveals Only 44% of Those Involved in Art + Tech/ Science Collaborations Adopt Written Contracts
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    Why Artworks Using a Celebrity's Image Could Be Legally Actionable
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    Are Contracts The Stepping Stone to Fairer Terms for Artists?
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    Droit De Suite: The Absence of an Artist’s Resale Royalty in the United States

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