by Kimberly Babin | Jan 13, 2023 | Art Law, Crime & Ethics
The scope of law encompasses not only ethical principles, but also requires ethical considerations and conduct in its practice. This is also true in the field of art law, which deals with the unique complexities and issues surrounding artist-attorney, artist-dealer,...
by Kimberly Babin | Nov 17, 2022 | Art Law, Crime & Ethics
There is a wide range of contractual and legal issues that arise relating to works of art, the art market and the art world. Artists, collectors, galleries, dealers, auction houses and museums all enter transactions that should be guided by written agreements. Sound...
by Kimberly Babin | Oct 12, 2022 | Art Law, Crime & Ethics, Art News
As UK Law Grants New Powers to Galleries and Museums in England and Wales, Prime Minister Liz Truss Takes Stance Against Return of Parthenon Marbles A provision of the new Charities Act signaled a significant shift in the legal landscape for museums and restitution,...
by Kimberly Babin | Sep 23, 2022 | Art Law, Crime & Ethics
The art market is currently estimated to be a $65 billion dollar market, and private collectors, institutions, and curators are globally becoming more attune to ethical collecting. If a collector wants his/her acquired artwork to hold value in current times and the...
