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Alex Strada Is Contractually Binding Her Collectors to Support Emerging Female Artists

November 2nd, 2017 in Contracts / Education / Feature
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Oral Arguments, October 28, 2017, NYU. © The Art & Law Program. Courtesy of The Art & Law Program.

Oral Arguments, October 28, 2017, NYU. © The Art & Law Program. Courtesy of The Art & Law Program.

Alex Strada, a 2016 alumna of The Art & Law Program, gets some really nice coverage in this Artsy article by Isaac Kaplan on her use of contracts to address gender inequities in the art world.

 

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