The lawsuit against Richard Prince has been in the news once again as Getty and Corbis filed a “friend-of-the-court” brief in support of photographer Patrick Cariou. Getty and Corbis of course have an interest in strict copyright law because they … Continue reading
Great coverage over on ArtNet Read the statement from the Warhol Foundation Below The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts has filed a brief in New York urging a federal appeals court to reverse a lower court’s ruling that … Continue reading
Artist Richard Prince (b. 1949) is at once an observer, purveyor, and critic of an American spirituality shaped through promiscuous borrowings from the everyday world. Prince is best known for his technique of “rephotography,” a formal descendant of Marcel Duchamp’s … Continue reading
Richard Prince writes a very interesting review of Bob Dylan’s paintings I was lucky to be invited to see Bob Dylan’s paintings when I was in L.A. this past winter. Part of the seeing was how I got there. I’m … Continue reading
David Kennedy Jones has an interesting blog piece on Richard Prince at the New York Times today. These retrospectives on Prince allow for a historic collision between art and the book, where the spaces between collector and librarian, librarian and … Continue reading
Great news. Keep fighting the good fight, Richard! In a closely watched visual-arts copyright case, a federal appeals court ruled on Wednesday to permit an appeal by the artist Richard Prince, who was found in March by a lower court … Continue reading
Richard Prince does a fitting and quite touching tribute to Jackson Pollock at Guild Hall Museum in NYC To make the works on view, Mr. Prince started with black-and-white photos of Pollock taken by Hans Namuth during the heyday … Continue reading