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"Not My Work": When Artists Dispute Authorship | Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP - Vimarsana News

"Not My Work": When Artists Dispute Authorship | Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP

The assumption that artists love credit is challenged when an artist appears to repudiate their authorship. Sometimes repudiation arises from personal animus while in other instances an...

"Not My Work": When Artists Dispute Authorship - Music and the Arts - Vimarsana News

"Not My Work": When Artists Dispute Authorship - Music and the Arts

The assumption that artists love credit is challenged when an artist appears to repudiate their authorship.

Source: mondaq.com
Artists Dispute Authorship Intellectual Property Law Case - Vimarsana News

Artists Dispute Authorship Intellectual Property Law Case

Legal dispute centered on authentication issue of desert landscape painting signed Pete Doige 76. The painting was created in 1976 by inmate at Thunder Bay Correctional Center TBCC, prison in Ontario, Canada where Robert Fletcher worked. Fletcher purchased from inmate for $100.

Painter Peter Doig Wins $2.5 Million in Sanctions Against a Gallery That Tried to Force Him to Take Credit for Another Artist's Work - Vimarsana News

Painter Peter Doig Wins $2.5 Million in Sanctions Against a Gallery That Tried to Force Him to Take Credit for Another Artist's Work

Peter Doig won a $2.5 million sanctions ruling in court against the Chicago gallery who sued him for disavowing a painting someone else made

Source: artnet.com
Artist forced to prove he didn't paint inmate's work wins $2.5M penalty against accusers - Vimarsana News

Artist forced to prove he didn't paint inmate's work wins $2.5M penalty against accusers

CHICAGO (Legal Newsline) - A lawyer who persisted with a lawsuit accusing the famous Scottish artist Peter Doig of refusing to acknowledge one of his early works is now on the hook for more than $2.5 million in sanctions.