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Art & Law Program application information

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APPLICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TERM ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED. The deadline for submitting your application for the next term is November 30, 2021. At this time, given recent Covid developments, we are hoping to do the next term in-person during a three-day weekend intensive.

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Senate Committee Hears Concerns On Tribal Art Law Update

IP Law 360

to limit the Indian Arts and Crafts Act's protection to solely federally recognized tribes dominated discussion on Wednesday, as members of Native American tribes across the country weighed in on proposed updates to the federal truth-in-advertising law regulating art and craft products labeled "Indian-made."

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The Art & Law Coloring Book

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If you have kids at home and want them to do something fun and educational, try the Art & Law Coloring Book , an ongoing project by The Art & Law Program.

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Podcast: Stephanie Drawdy and Sergio Munoz Sarmiento on All Things Art and Law

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I had a lovely conversation with fellow lawyer and artist, Stephanie Drawdy, on the NFT craze, pets, art law, and the origins of The Art & Law Program. Sergio Munoz Sarmiento. 2015 – ongoing), C-Print. © and TM Sergio Muñoz Sarmiento. All rights reserved. You may listen to the Podcast here. Hope you enjoy!

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Playing Darts with a Rembrandt

The Art Law Blog

law from eating the Mona Lisa if you own it,' said Amy Adler , an art law expert and professor at the New York University School of Law. 'We NYT: Why Do People Want Jeff Bezos to Buy and Eat the Mona Lisa? Includes the following: "'You might get indigestion, but there is nothing stopping you under U.S.

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Top Atty At Army Center of Military History Joins Shook Hardy

IP Law 360

Army Center of Military History has joined Shook Hardy & Bacon LLP as co-chair of the firm's growing art law practice, the firm announced Thursday. The former chief counsel for the U.S.

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Silence is golden

Clancco

Summertime tends to be a bit slow in the art industry, and there really isn’t much going on art law-wise, so I feel no need to add fluff to fluff. I’ve received a few emails asking why I haven’t posted since, well, sometime this past April. I’ll be back when there’s a there there. Happy summer!

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