What the Supreme Court's Andy Warhol decision could mean for art
How Warhol vs. Goldsmith could affect fair use. Plus: Painter Virginia Jaramillo returns to L.A. and Ben Platt talks "Parade," in our arts newsletter
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How Warhol vs. Goldsmith could affect fair use. Plus: Painter Virginia Jaramillo returns to L.A. and Ben Platt talks "Parade," in our arts newsletter
The justices answered whether the artist's use of a photograph of Prince to create a new work constitutes copyright infringement.
Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan chided her liberal colleague Justice Sonia Sotomayor for her majority ruling that she said would "stifle creativity" and leave "in shambles" a fair use test that is often used in copyright cases.
Also this weekend is Celebration Singers' spring show and Rick Trevino concert at Potosi Live
A copyright case at the Supreme Court centered on an Andy Warhol silkscreen could have sweeping implications for artists who reference earlier works.