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Why Can’t We Take Pictures in Art Museums?

on May 13, 2013

"According to Julie Ahrens, a lawyer who specializes in issues of copyright and fair use at the Center for Internet and Society at Stanford University, a photograph of an artwork could be considered a “derivative work,” which is “potentially a violation of the copyright holder.”"

Date Published:05/13/2013
Original Publication:ARTNews

Published in: Press , Fair Use , derivative , Copyright and Fair Use