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Arts

Andy Warhol Foundation, photographer agree to resolve landmark copyright suit

The suit made its way to the Supreme Court last year, which issued a narrow ruling in favor of photographer Lynn Goldsmith.

Lies and their cost: With new documentary, filmmaker captures fight to hold Alex Jones accountable

In his latest documentary for HBO, which premiered in Austin this month, director Dan Reed takes viewers into the courtroom to witness Sandy Hook parents’ fight for justice against conspiracy theorist Alex Jones.

Photo copyrights

EL PASO — A federal court in Texas partially granted summary judgement to a professional photographer who sued a company that edited and used his photos on its Facebook page. While the photographer has established his copyrights were violated, he has not shown that the infringement will “tarnish his reputation” or established the dollar amount of lost licensing.

Old Masters and Roman statues vie for the attention of well-heeled collectors at Dutch art fair

The exhibit is also a showcase of the resilience of the art market in times of global uncertainty.

Manhattan prosecutors abruptly drop charges in ‘Hotel California’ lyrics case

Defense attorneys chided the district attorney on Wednesday for not doing a "full investigation" before bringing charges.

Frida Kahlo Corporation files suit for trademark violations over anticapitalist artist’s image

Kahlo's image has been thoroughly commodified since her death in 1954.

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