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The Artist as Lawyer, an Interview with Sergio Munoz Sarmiento about Art Law

March 2nd, 2020 in Art Law / Feature / Outlaw
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Sergio Munoz Sarmiento

This conversation/interview took place on October 25, 2018 in New York City. People have commented how they enjoy listening to it so I thought I’d revisit it now.

From the archives:

Hrag Vertanian of Hyperallergic invited me to join him to talk about the evolving world of art law and discuss why I went to law school as an art project, what I think about some recent sensational cases (Richard Prince/Instagram, Sam Durant at the Walker Art Center, and the recent Banksy auction stunt) and my thoughts on how appropriation has changed from the 1970s.

The October 25, 2018 podcast is available here.

 

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