DePaul Law Professor Patty Gerstenblith contributes to the volume, discussing the tension between different constituencies seeking to reconstruct cultural heritage sites in post-conflict situations.
Heritage Destruction, Human Rights and International Law Contribution
Canvas, Issue 13
This month, we highlight news of forgeries, federal lawsuits, endangered ancient world cultural heritage sites, women in restitution, art as a vehicle for action, and more.
2024 Art, Law, and Finance Symposium – May 16, 2024
Art Talk: Heather Dunn and Aislinn Smalling – March 19, 2024
The Persistence of Memory: Nazi Confiscated Art and Its Recovery – February 8, 2024
Art Talk: Chaos! in the Art World?: Warhol, AI, and Beyond – November 1, 2023
2023 Art, Law, and Finance Symposium – June 8, 2023
2022 Art, Law, and Finance Symposium – May 26, 2022
Canvas, Issue 12
This month we highlight news of copyrights and activism, fraud and money laundering, art-backed debt securities, tracking looted antiquities, cyberattacks, and more.
Art Beyond Copyright Introduction
In their introduction to the Winter 2024 edition of Grey Room, editors Amy Adler and Noam Elcott argue that the incentives of copyright protection are meaningless in the context of visual art where “authenticity” is the measure of value and copies are essentially worthless.