BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAY
Reprinted from the original review.
Enrico Bonadio, a seasoned expert in copyright law, delves into the complexities of legal rights surrounding street art and graffiti in this insightful book, “Protecting Art in the Street.” Accompanied by a foreword from renowned graffiti writer, artist, and historian Zephyr, the book is a thorough and accessible guide for artists in understanding and navigating copyright laws.
Bonadio underscores the heightened vulnerability of street art and graffiti to unauthorized use and exploitation. He highlights that these art forms, often placed in public spaces, face greater risks of misappropriation and destruction compared to traditional fine art. This vulnerability, he points out, has led to an increase in legal actions against those who commercialize these works without the artists’ consent or proper compensation.
MARTHA COOPER LIBRARY: BOOK RECOMMENDATION
| Title: Protecting Art in the Street: A Guide to Copyright in Street Art and Graffiti.
| Dokument Press. December 2020. Soft cover.
| Author: Enrico Bonadio
| Language: English
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