Legal thoughts on the 'strappo' of 'The Migrant Child' in Venice The removal last year of a Banksy in Venice has reignited a longstanding legal debate at the intersection of property law and copyright: when street art is created without permission on someone else's wall, who actually owns it? And can the property owner legally remove it? In May 2019, during the inauguration of the Venice Biennale, a work attributed to Banksy appeared depicting a migrant child with its feet an

A controversial decision by the New York County Supreme Court (the trial level court) recently granted the New York County District...

Switzerland establishes a body to issue non-binding recommendations on Nazi-looted art and cultural property taken from former colonies.

Photo courtesy of Klaus Hillmann An interview with Klaus Hillmann, Director of Tandem Lagerhaus und Kraftverkehr Kunst GmbH, about EU...