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Should Appropriation Artists Seek Permission?

January 26th, 2013 in Copyright
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Melissa Eckhause, an intellectual property attorney who teaches Copyright Law and Media Business Law at the Art Institute of Fort Worth, certainly thinks so.

Lately, Koons has been seeking permission from the creators of copyrighted materials to use their work. That is perhaps the best way to make appropriation art appropriate.

What do you think?

 

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