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Covering Other Artists: The Fine Line Between Homage and Theft
Court records, not taste, separate homage from infringement: the Second Circuit's Koons and Prince rulings show how the fair use factors weigh borrowed work.

Court records, not taste, separate homage from infringement: the Second Circuit's Koons and Prince rulings show how the fair use factors weigh borrowed work.

Shared shops like UrbanGlass and the Lower East Side Printshop give New York artists hours on furnaces and presses that no solo studio budget could carry.

A Baltimore nonprofit just hit a 45-year milestone. Here's what organizations like it do for working artists, and why the model matters.

Galleries typically keep 25 to 50 percent of a sale, and consignment keeps ownership and risk with the artist until a buyer pays.

The hammer price is the winning bid; buyer's premiums, seller commissions and United States resale law decide who actually keeps the money.