Day: June 24, 2022

Stop, thief! How to win big in a copyright infringement case

By Dorsey Rohweder 6 days ago

It’s heartbreaking to discover your artwork on a t-shirt at Without end 21 or as an impression on someone’s site devoid of your authorization. The theft of your intellectual assets, also known as an infringement, is not that distinctive from any theft of your assets — except you cannot go to the police to help you get justice.

Regrettably, enforcing your legal rights and being thoroughly compensated for the infringement frequently becomes your duty in the variety of submitting a lawsuit, which can be time-consuming. Even worse? It generally charges much more cash in authorized fees than you would receive from successful the match.

As a way about this conundrum, the U.S. Congress incorporated a “statutory damages” provision in the Copyright Act to ensure that artists get confirmed compensation for an infringement along with building any infringement case simpler and a lot quicker to litigate.

What are statutory damages and

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Juxtapoz Magazine – Salman Toor: No Ordinary Love @ Baltimore Museum of Art

By Dorsey Rohweder 6 days ago

“A violent change of scenery is superior for painting,” Salman Toor informed Juxtapoz in the Wintertime months main up to his museum exhibit, Salman Toor: No Ordinary Like, on see at the Baltimore Museum of Artwork as a result of October 22, 2022. What is so profound about this assertion is the intricate and insular environment that Toor results in in his paintings and drawings. These are not violent destinations, but areas that seem to be established and nurtured in get to get away from a violence. And that violence could be political, social or just personalized, but listed here in Toor’s environment, it truly is receiving okay to be who you truly are. 

Salman Toor: No Standard Appreciate functions 45 paintings and drawings made from 2019—2022, right in the heart of our drastic change in daily life and a time of good introspection and output from the Lahore,

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She Is Starting A Community Clay Studio | Jordyn Brummett | Episode 845

By Dorsey Rohweder 6 days ago

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Jordyn Brummett | Episode 845

Jordyn Brummett is a wife, mom, and ceramic artist dwelling in Huntsville, Alabama. Jordyn has a BFA in Art Training with an emphasis in ceramics. She results in out of the overflow of the healing and rest Jordyn gets from her artwork follow which has led her to open The Vessel – a community ceramics studio.

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You have an presenting of pottery lessons in your bio. It would seem like everyone, any degree is welcome. Do you feel like that is the open doorway for bringing persons into the studio?

Yeah, so form of the vision is we want to have actually available choices for people so we are likely to have

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Great outdoor art to see this summer

By Dorsey Rohweder 6 days ago

Strange animals roam the City of London 

Sculpture In The City, London

The Granary by Jesse Pollock, in Cunard Place, Leadenhall
The Granary by Jesse Pollock, in Cunard Place, Leadenhall © Jesse Pollock. Photograph by Nick Turpin

This annual exhibition uses the urban landscape of the Square Mile as a rotating, evolving gallery space, running from Liverpool Street’s Bishopsgate to Fenchurch Street Station Plaza. For its 11th edition, work from 19 artists will be spotlighted. Kicking off proceedings is Jocelyn McGregor’s Earthing, now on display at Aldgate Square, a tactile piece featuring hybrid creatures such as giant snail shells with human limbs or cross-legged snakes.

Until spring 2023

Oslo’s ridgetop wonder 

Ekeberg Park, Oslo, Norway

Ganzfeld: Double Vision by James Turrell at Ekeberg Park
Ganzfeld: Double Vision by James Turrell at Ekeberg Park © Florian Holzher

The spot where Edvard Munch allegedly found his inspiration for The Scream, nestled in woodland overlooking east Oslo, Ekeberg Park offers staggering views of the city alongside a vast collection

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