A Getty Research Institute book traces how Los Angeles dealer Earl Stendahl helped move looted and forged Mesoamerican objects into museums.
The Trafficker Who Furnished The Museums Of LA
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MoMA Helping “Sanitize” Leon Black’s Reputation, Protesters Say
Activists called for MoMA to remove trustee Leon Black over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Black denies multiple rape allegations.
Pope Leo Calls To Save Art From AI
At a Vatican gathering on Oct. 2, Pope Leo XIV warned that AI-generated work differs from human art and called for renewed ties with artists.
Milwaukee Art Museum Returns Two Jars To David Drake’s Descendants
The Milwaukee Art Museum has transferred ownership of two stoneware jars by enslaved potter David Drake to his descendants under a long-term display agreement.
Chuck Redd Kennedy Center Lawsuit
Jazz musician Chuck Redd has filed a lawsuit against the Kennedy Center, alleging breach of contract and wrongful termination. Details are still emerging.
Kennedy Center Chuck Redd Lawsuit
Jazz musician Chuck Redd files lawsuit against the Kennedy Center over contractual and payment issues, raising questions about management practices.
Drone Rules for Creators: The Basics You Need Before You Fly at Events
Learn the essential drone rules for creators to fly safely at events, but discover what you might be missing before taking off.
Book Scanning Ethics: When Digitizing Crosses the Line
Caring for copyright laws and ethical practices is crucial; discover how to avoid crossing the line when digitizing books and protect your integrity.
The Future of Digital Moral Rights in the Age of AI
Protecting your digital moral rights in AI’s future hinges on evolving policies, but how will these changes truly impact your digital dignity?
AI Transparency and Licensing to Protect Artistsart.art
Protecting artists through AI transparency and licensing is crucial—discover how clearer practices can shape a fairer creative future.
