What Has The Visual Arts Rights Act Of 1990 Accomplished?
In this paper, I examine the law and economics of the Visual Arts Rights Act and present some empirical findings on moral rights laws.
Identity Art: The Social and Aesthetic Market for Contemporary "Folk" Art
To understand the structure of the world of self-taught art means taking into account the considerations of the market and of the professional infrastructure that surrounds the market.
Trust and the Art Market
The aim of this paper is to explore series of issues about trust, knowledge, confidence and commercial practice in the art market.
Why Humanities Policy Belongs on the Public Agenda
Within the cultural sector, the humanities play a crucial role, if a largely underappreciated one. Yet by almost any measure, the humanities at the turn of the 21st century are suffering a major crisis brought on by a combination of demographic, economic, and technological changes. To respond to these challenges, new public policies are urgently needed.
Museums, the Market and Antiquities
I suggest that this dichotomy between cultural nationalism and internationalism is, in fact, a false one and that it omits other values inherent in cultural heritage.