Artpress2 Issue 41: Art and Law Intersections

Artpress2 has published its 41st issue, titled "Jurisprudences de l'art: Auteur, œuvre et droit en question," exploring the complex relationship between art and law. The issue, edited by Nathalie Delbard and Dork Zabunyan, features an editorial by Catherine Millet and contributions from multiple scholars and critics. Topics include Anish Kapoor's controversial installation at Versailles analyzed by Gilles Froger, digital copyright law by Mélanie Clément-Fontaine, and the concept of copyright as art by Édouard Treppoz. The section on redefining artistic criteria covers photographic originality by Nathalie Delbard, the preservation of "wild" films by Pierre Gras, aesthetic judgments by Nathalie Chassigneux, and civil engineering as art by Lucie Garçon. The issue also addresses image reuse and copyright, including the Klasen/Malka case by Agnès Tricoire, Jean-Luc Godard's no-copyright stance by Anne Marquez, remix and fair use on the internet by Chloé Galibert-Laîné, and user-generated content rights on social media by Célia Zolynski. Finally, it examines image rights and dignity, with Dork Zabunyan writing on art and dignity before the horrific, an interview with Abounaddara on equality in image rights, and Nathalie Delbard on Jean-Luc Moulène's "No Foto" series.