Art and Artifice

It's been a while since we checked in with the state of affairs in Detroit. You may remember, this time last year, we reported here a...

Last year saw several claims by Cambodian officials in respect of art they allege was looted from Cambodia during the Khmer Rouge regime. On...

It has been reported that the art collections of the Palace Het Loo, the Rijksmuseum and three other museums are thought to include pieces a...

A thief managed to make off with a piece of a copper sculpture as it was being installed in a New York park. The piece was part of an exhi...

It's magnificent -- but is it art? The John Marshall Law School Review of Intellectual Property Law (RIPL) has chosen for its sixth...

Some months ago I wrote an entry regarding Art Attacks .  For lack of another term of art, an "art attack" is when a famous...

Earlier this week the BBC reported the death of Cornelius Gurlitt, the German art hoarder. A beach scene by German impressionist Max Lie...

Via Lee Curtis and the Retail + IP LinkedIn Group comes this link to a Guardian feature, "Morrisons employs Angel of the North to se...

"Fashion IP: From start-up to catwalk: A Four City Investigation" is an exciting new project under the auspices of CREATe and Go...

Recently, the High Court of Appeals in Paris upheld an art expert's right to refuse to authenticate a work of art based on the freedom...