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MarkIt to Market® - March 2021: Art Imitating Art? | Sterne, Kessler, Goldstein & Fox P L L C

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Andy Warhol s Use of Prince Photograph Not Fair Use

Second Circuit Finds Andy Warhol’s Use of Prince Photograph Wasn’t All That Transformative After All Tuesday, April 6, 2021 For nearly two decades, the “transformative use test” has been a staple of fair use analysis, and particularly in the Second Circuit. The Copyright Act, however, uses the word “transformative” not in the section on fair use but in defining derivative works. The distinction is critical: fair use is a complete defense to infringement, while creation of an unauthorized derivative work is itself infringement. Courts, practitioners, and creators alike have struggled to draw the line: when is a transformative use an infringing derivative work versus fair use?

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Warhol a Lame Copier? The Judges Who Said So Are Sadly Mistaken

Warhol a Lame Copier? The Judges Who Said So Are Sadly Mistaken. An appeals court ruled that Andy Warhol violated a photographer’s copyright by appropriating her image for a silk-screen he did in 1984. Our critic disagrees. Andy Warhol’s ”Prince,” which became the subject of a court case over copyright issues.Credit.The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc./Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York April 5, 2021, 12:20 p.m. ET A few years back, a bevy of art critics declared that Marcel Duchamp’s 1917 sculpture called “Fountain” a store-bought urinal he had presented, unchanged, as art was the most influential work of the 20th century. Andy Warhol’s 1964 Brillo Boxes copies of scouring-pad cartons presented as art could easily have come a close second. The philosopher Arthur Danto built an illustrious career, and a whole school of thought, around the importance of those boxes to understanding the very nature of artworks.

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A Tale of Two Princes | Dorsey & Whitney LLP

An important decision by the Second Circuit in The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. v. Goldsmith, Case No. 19-2420-cv (2d Cir. Mar. 26, 2021), has, in important respects, upended how the defense of fair use is applied in copyright cases, with potentially major ramifications that transcend the “appropriation art” with which Warhol is concerned. Indeed, in many respects, the Warhol decision, in which a series of works created by the late artist Andy Warhol based on photographs of the late singer Prince were deemed not to be shielded by principles of fair use as a matter of law, is a repudiation in all but name of the same court’s decision in

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This week in IP: EUTM data unpacked, FTC drops Qualcomm case, Warhol infringed Prince photo

April 01 2021 The photo of Prince by Lynn Goldsmith (L) and the Andy Warhol depiction (R), as shown in court documents Unilever is top EUTM filer in Netherlands Consumer goods company Unilever – which until November 2020 had its headquarters in both the Netherlands and the UK – topped the list of most active EUTM filers in the Netherlands in 2020 by filing 68 applications. Unilever was also the second biggest Netherlands-based filer from 2015 to 2020 with 392 applications. Michel Rorai, Unilever’s lead IP counsel, says the company’s trademark activity in 2020 mainly centred on updated brand logos, extra classes to protect extensions of existing brands, and some sub-brand launches.

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