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	wbur.org Arts - Visual Arts - Illegal Art
		Detzner's "The Sacrifice of Sprout" is a colorful example of the art showcased in the "Illegal Art" exhibit, a collection of creative pieces which have recently run afoul of intellectual property laws.
		The good news is that the current tour of illegal art raises awareness of the complexities of intellectual property ownership, free speech, and the rights of artists to create as they see fit.
		The "Illegal Art: Freedom of Expression in the Corporate Age" exhibit is currently on tour in North America.
	www.wbur.org /arts/2003/49330_20030910.asp (938 words)

	Illegal Art \| Creative Commons
		A museum exhibit called "Illegal Art" might sound like a history of naughty pictures.
		Just as courts have protected controversial speech by setting high standards for libel, courts have identified commentary, criticism, and parody in particular as fair uses.
		Now that the "Illegal Art" artists and many more have popularized their artistic practice and suffered for it, corporate copyright holders are ready to reap the rewards.
	creativecommons.org /image/illegalart (1245 words)

	Splendid: Features: Illegal Art
		Illegal Art is the brainchild of enigmatic impresario Philo T. Farnsworth.
		We perhaps do put the art before the politics, but wearing the anti-copyright badge on our sleeves does put us in that arena, and in contact with a lot of artists who are very political.
		Philo: Yes, I think it is a challenge to pull off political art and have it work both as an interesting message and as art or music, but when someone pulls it off it can be quite effective.
	splendidezine.com /features/illegal (3593 words)

	Ex Isle Forums > Graffiti: Art or Crime?
		Concerning it being illegal or not, I agree that it should be illegal if permission is not granted by the owner of the property, whether it is used for a good cause or not.
		I think they should be responsible for removing their art or paying for the removal of it, unless it is attributable to gang warfare, and then there should be stiff penalties.
		Which really isn't art, any more than signing your name to a piece of paper is. All it is, is some joker with a spray can writing his self-made alias on every surface he can find.
	www.exisle.net /mb/lofiversion/index.php/t32802.html (3977 words)

	mediageek: Illegal Art
		Illegal Art A exhibition of "illegal art" that appropriates other art and cultural clutter, like corporate logos, is coming to NYC and Chicago.
		Illegal Art: Freedom of Expression in the Corporate Age is sponsored by Stay Free, an excellent zine-cum-magazine that focuses on issues of intellectual and artistic freedom within a hyper-private-corporatized society.
		I've always enjoyed collage and appropriative art, and considered myself a collage artist.
	www.mediageek.org /archives/001908.html (172 words)

	Illegal Art -- In These Times (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Bringing these works of art together for the public to see and hear serves an important educational purpose—one that’s protected under “fair use” provisions in the law.
		and curator of the Illegal Art exhibit, puts it this way: “The stakes in the copyright wars are enormous, for the content industries and for their critics.
		Posted by kurt enzinger on Jan 20, 2003 at 3:18 AM This also impacts on intellectual freedom for art historians and curators because they have no access to images they need to make their points in papers and on line.
	www.inthesetimes.com /theittlist/site/main/article/542 (885 words)

	illegal-art.org :: a project of Stay Free! magazine
		Illegal Art DVD-R including Todd Haynes' Superstar: the Karen Carpenter Story and ten shorts.
		The Illegal Art Exhibit will celebrate what is rapidly becoming the "degenerate art" of a corporate age: art and ideas on the legal fringes of intellectual property.
		magazine, which includes the Illegal Art Catalog and will be available at all exhibit events.
	www.illegal-art.org (481 words)

	IAEA to Curb Illegal Art Trafficking
		Better known for its work to prevent nuclear smuggling, the IAEA is now helping countries to crack down on the illegal trade in counterfeit art.
		Art fraud and the fl-market trade in cultural objects is a major source of international crime, according to the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
		According to Interpol the illicit trade in art and cultural objects is sustained by the demand from the art market, the opening of borders, improvements in transport systems and the political instability of certain countries.
	www.iaea.org /NewsCenter/News/2005/artfraud.html (457 words)

	www.madewith.com - Art Design Culture Technology » Blog Archive » Illegal Art
		One of my earliest memories of art was hanging out with my father as he painted and tearing out pictures from his photography magazines and making colleges schlacked on wood slabs.
		I have since realized that there was a deeper meaning to this form of art like: free speech, free expression, ancient copyright laws, the power of capitalism and other other international affecting issues.
		It is hard to believe that entire art forms like: hip hop, pop art, DJ mixing, and collage that wouldn’t be around today if there were not people bringing attention to these issues.
	www.madewith.com /2005/10/30/illegal-art (619 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Entertainment \| Arts \| Tackling the stolen art trade
		The art world is still in a state of shock from the theft - but it is not a new phenomenon.
		That kind of trade is so difficult to police, that Anna Summers-Cox - an advisor to the British government on trade in illegal art - believes moral pressure must be applied to buyers.
		Ms Summers-Cox added that she felt what was needed was a database of all works of art that have been stolen - dealers would then be able to check if the item they were interested in was legal.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/entertainment/arts/3005283.stm (630 words)

	LONDON ILLEGAL ART SHOW
		Destroy the art market of the rich elite, the self-reference of art by the official corporate art society.
		Destroy the standard language of contemporary art of galleries and their lobby, useful only for their business, but not for our expression, liberty, love, soul, mind, body and life.
		Destroy the impotence and sterile archive of the museums, institutions, mainstream media, like a fireman extinguishing the fire of art, of the new rebellions, for a useless glory of one second or for new content to sell.
	www.illegalartshow.com /london (409 words)

	[legacy] What does it mean to own a sound (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		This is the situation seized upon by Illegal Art.
		Illegal Art’s website has the album’s liner notes, and Real Audio excerpts of each track.
		The disc is a steal for only $5; Illegal Art boasts that this represents a mere 100% markup over costs, in contrast to the 800% markup record companies usually charge.
	www.rtmark.com /legacy/more/artbytebeck.html (1620 words)

	illegal-art mash up video festival
		From January 25-February 21, 2003, the offices of In These Times will be transformed into a gallery to host Illegal Art: Freedom of Expression in the Corporate Age, a visual, audio and video show featuring works that challenge the expansion of copyright law and the policing of creative expression.
		Illegal Art explores what is rapidly becoming the “degenerate art” of a corporate age: art and ideas on the legal fringes of intellectual property.
		ILLEGAL ART COMPILATION CD will be given away at the Video Mash–Up festival (see liner notes at bottom left).
	www.lumpen.com /events/illegal/art.html (2992 words)

	Wendy's Blog: Legal Tags: Illegal Art Comes to San Francisco (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The terrific exhibit Illegal Art: Freedom of Expression in the Corporate Age has come to San Francisco.
		Rick Prelinger: "What's radical is not appropriationist art, but sending someone a bill when you're quoted in a transformative way."
		Illegal Art: Freedom of Expression in the Corporate Age -- illegal-art.org
	wendy.seltzer.org /blog/archives/000060.html (232 words)

	In These Times \| Illegal Art
		This also impacts on intellectual freedom for art historians and curators because they have no access to images they need to make their points in papers and on line.
		There is no free art, it is all mass produced and fashionable.
		In my coutry, where illegal copying of everythig is a way of living this article is a good hint to start the day writing about intrelectual property.
	inthesetimes.com /comments.php?id=28_0_1_0_C (1413 words)

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		Art Window by Marie Maier — presents the Fine Art concepts of her high school curriculum with student work as the teaching examples.
		This font set was developed by P22 for the Albright-Knox Art Gallery and is inspired by their collection of Pop Art.
		Artists such as Warhol, Lichtenstein, and Rauchenberg sought to blur the lines between high and low art as well as the boundaries between art and everyday life.
	hans.presto.tripod.com /artlinks.html (668 words)

	Illegal Art: Freedom of Expression in the Corporate Age (News) Staff
		This web site promotes works of art that reuse corporations' commercial messages to create something new, and testing the boundaries of copyright infringement is the dominant theme for many of the artists.
		The Illegal Art site features videos, illustrations and musical compositions that make heavy use of copyrighted samples.
		This site aims to spark a debate on the fuzzy line between copyright infringement and the artistic freedom to reuse which is an integral part of contemporary art.
	www.utne.com /webwatch/2002_241/news/10154-1.html (180 words)

	Wired News: Art: What's Original, Anyway?
		To acknowledge this landmark case, an exhibit will celebrate "degenerate art" in a corporate age: art and ideas on the fringes of intellectual property law.
		The exhibit, Illegal Art: Freedom of Expression in the Corporate Age, will take place in New York from Nov. 13 to Dec. 6 and in Chicago from Jan. 25 to Feb. 22.
		The exhibit's site also highlights illegal films and videos that appropriate others' intellectual property through the use of found footage, unauthorized music, or shots of copyrighted or trademarked material.
	www.wired.com /news/culture/0,1284,55592,00.html (686 words)

	Ultrasparky: Illegal Art
		If you're looking for something to do tomorrow night, you should stop by the opening of Illegal Art: Freedom of Expression in the Corporate Age, starting at 7:00 over at CB's 313 Gallery down on the Bowery.
		November 12, 2002 10:35 AM If you're looking for something to do tomorrow night, you should stop by the opening of Illegal Art: Freedom of Expression in the Corporate Age, starting at 7:00 over at CB's 313 Gallery down on the Bowery.
		There's going to be a lot of great stuff included in the exhibit, much of which is hard to find because of copyright-protection crackdowns.
	www.ultrasparky.org /archives/2002/11/illegal_art.html (209 words)

	bIPlog: Illegal Art In SF, July 2 - 25, 2003
		The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Artist Gallery is hosting the provocative exhibition, Illegal Art: Freedom of Expression in the Corporate Age, from July 2 to 25, 2003.
		Edward Samuels, a New York Law School professor and author of "The Illustrated Story of Copyright," estimates that at least half the Illegal Art exhibition is in violation of current copyright laws.
		Congress's original intent in drafting copyright law was to grant exclusive rights for limited terms, linked to the life spans of authors, in order that they could enjoy the fruits of their labor while alive.
	journalism.berkeley.edu /projects/biplog/archive/000910.html (1190 words)

	Internet Art Section of ARTOPOS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		We have organized many important events in our history and we are very proud to announce our new Internet Art section, which will be available in public the same day with the opening of our “illegal machines” online show.
		Since some people have the power to decide arrests and proceed sues, many questions are rising about who has the right to arrest or sue artists for their art projects, or even why when an art project has a political, religious or social concept may cause negative responses or even become illegal.
		According to the little history of Internet Art, many net.artists have been sued or held under custody for their online art projects was characterized as illegal or caused negative responses.
	www.artopos.org /net.art/en/call.html (562 words)

	Welcome to Hank Art (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		My art in public places combines conceptual art with social comment and often consists of using photographic replicas of everyday objects blown up to the exact size they would appear in life.
		I secretly stuck exact photo replicas of light switches, keyholes, air vents, and drainpipes on the walls, doors, and floors in the museum over the course of two years.
		Then I held an opening party, inviting art critics, the media and the MOMA curators.
	www.hankart.com (256 words)

	Art and Culture Center of Hollywood: Illegal Art
		Art and Culture Center of Hollywood: Illegal Art
		Illegal Art is a multi-media exhibition celebrating what is rapidly becoming the “degenerate art” of a corporate age: art and ideas on the legal fringes of intellectual property.
		Panelists include Siva Vaidhyanathan, author of Copyrights and Copywrongs: The Rise of Intellectual Property and How it Threatens Creativity; Joy Garnett, artist; Margery Gordon, arts writer and curator; Deborah Tellerman Berkowitz, Esq., copyright lawyer; and Carrie McLaren, editor of Stay Free Magazine, and curator of Illegal Art.
	www.artandculturecenter.org /illegal-art (383 words)

	Boing Boing: Illegal Art: "Sonny Bono is Dead"
		Sonny Bono is in fact dead, and that is also the title of the latest compilation project from Illegal Art.
		This project is a protest against the Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act, which passed through Congress in 1998 and was upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court earlier this year.
		Copyright law continues to expand and defeat its original purpose of promoting advances in the arts and sciences.
	www.boingboing.net /2003/11/01/illegal_art_sonny_bo.html (255 words)

	Wired News: Artists Just Wanna Be Free
		SAN FRANCISCO -- A new show in town should appeal to art lovers, pranksters and culture jammers alike.
		which opened last week at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art's Artists Gallery, showcases a variety of works that push the restrictions of current trademark and copyright laws.
		The exhibit is intended to illustrate the limits that such laws impose on artists' freedom of expression, said Carrie McLaren, editor of
	www.wired.com /news/culture/0,1284,59501,00.html (853 words)

	Earth Wide Moth: Adventures in Illegal Art
		W e caught up with a friend last night for dinner followed by Mark Hosler's presentation, "Adventures in Illegal Art: Creative Media Resistance and Negativeland" in SU's Shemin Auditorium.
		And also, there was a surprising dig on SU's Newhouse journalism program and on formal, explicit education in art ("I'd never attend an art program," or something close to that.)
		Listed below are links to weblogs that reference 'Adventures in Illegal Art' from Earth Wide Moth.
	www.earthwidemoth.com /mt/archives/001124.html (732 words)

	artforum.com / TALKBACK
		Re: Illegal Art: Freedom of Expression in the Corporate Age
		Why not the art world as we know it is now institutionalized, there are no movements any more but only now since the beginning of the college art schools, and graduate schools there is collegiate patriotisms, PRATT, SFAI, RISOD, COCHORAN.
		I know of several from art school that were notable, and one who became proff.
	www.artforum.com /talkback/id=8823 (741 words)

	Technomanifestos: Illegal Art
		an exhibit of art that runs afoul of intellectual property law, appearing in New York, Chicago, and online.
		The visual art will be appearing at CBGB's 313 in New York from Nov. 13 to Dec. 6, and in Chicago from Jan. 25 to Feb. 22.
		A CD of "illegal music" will be given away at every event.
	www.technomanifestos.net /index.pl?Illegal_Art (159 words)

	cheesebikini?: Illegal Art
		Illegal Art is coming to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art's Artist Gallery at Fort Mason next month (July 2 through July 25).
		The last time I was at Fort Mason, a security guard kicked me out for photographing portions of the Toulouse-Lautrec exhibit which I pieced together that afternoon in my own bit of illegal art.
		Our documentary WILLFUL INFRINGEMENT ("the movie Disney doesn't want you to see") has been included as a part of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art's exciting "ILLEGAL ART" exhibit this month, July 23 and 24.
	www.cheesebikini.com /archives/000269.html (376 words)

	PORT - Portland art + news + reviews
		Jennifer Gately's first post-Biennial endeavor as the Portland Art Museum's Curator of Northwest Art, the APEX series, was initiated earlier this month with the opening of an exhibition of work by Roy McMakin.
		Portland Art Museum · 1219 SW Park Ave · Tel.
		In conjunction PORT is announcing our first annual "Pretentious Art Writing Contest." Simply give us your most craven and pedantic prose somehow remotely related to art (either real or imagined) by emailing it to me on or by the 14th (a shadowy league of judges will decide).
	www.portlandart.net /archives/openings_events/index.html (5807 words)

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