artpress2 n°41 explores art and law through recent jurisprudence

The May 2016 issue of artpress2, titled "Jurisprudences," dives into how legal issues intersect with the art world, using recent court cases as examples. It highlights the bans on Abdellatif Kechiche's "La Vie d'Adèle" and Gaspard Noé's "Love" for viewers under 18, a legal dispute over counterfeiting between photographer Alix Malka and painter Peter Klasen, and the controversy surrounding Anish Kapoor's show at Versailles, where he was accused of compromising human dignity. This edition features sixteen pieces from a diverse group of jurists, critics, and artists, addressing themes like originality, artistic freedom, and image rights. It also includes banned images from Jean-Luc Moulène’s "NO FOTO" series. Edited by Nathalie Delbard and Dork Zabunyan, it showcases contributions from various talented individuals.