Sentence examples for artists property from inspiring English sources
They include architects who have won the profession's highest awards, contemporary artists, property developers, MPs, authors and the heads of colleges and museums.
He won the lawsuit against the Vollard heirs (it became a landmark in artists' property rights), although he failed to recover the paintings they had already cashed in on.
Mark Helprin, an author writing recently on the Op-Ed page of The New York Times, defended perpetual copyrights as merely treating artists' property with the same respect as a hedge fund manager's.
The trick is finding that place where artists and property owners feel free and unrestrained and communities still feel their voices are heard.
protection of our and our artists' intellectual property," Bronfman said.
In others, the labels may be forcing the issue, trying to cash in on some of the artists' prime property.
At heart, copyright law requires judges to balance the protection of artists' intellectual property against society's interest in freedom of expression.
SOPA protects artists' intellectual property, enabling them to pursue a profit — which, in the case of record labels and movie companies, cuts off consumers' paths to free downloads, and pushes them toward purchasing the work.
Kate Lucas, a lawyer with Grossman LLP, which works in the art-law field, said one consequence of the case would be to make graffiti artists – and property owners – aware of the need to set out agreements on ownership and rights to graffiti upfront.
And 24-year-old Tang Ling is tapping blockchain to build the InkChain, a decentralized online platform aimed at protecting Chinese artists' intellectual property (IP), while helping them to generate a better cash return from their work.
"By giving music listeners the choice to buy, stream or download free from the artist," band frontman Josh Ocean tells TorrentFreak, "everybody wins and music is shared in a way that is convenient for listeners and respects the artists intellectual property".
