Show notes
This episode of “Exploring the art market” podcast explores the concept of authorship, or more precisely addresses the question of who can be considered as an author. This seemingly basic and straightforward question surprisingly is not that easy to answer.Previous episodes of “Exploring the art market” podcast:Episode 1 — Mediation of art-related disputes:https://soundcloud.com/user-796059586/exploring_the_art_market_ep1_mediation_and_artEpisode 2 — Art market bubbles:https://soundcloud.com/user-796059586/exploring_the_art_market_ep2_art_market_bubblesEpisode 3 — Value of arthttps://soundcloud.com/user-796059586/exploring_the_art_market_ep3_value_of_artEpisode 4 — Copyright and graffitihttps://soundcloud.com/user-796059586/exploring_the_art_market_ep4_copyright_and_graffitiEpisode 5 — Jeff Koonshttps://soundcloud.com/user-796059586/exploring_the_art_market_ep5_jeff_koonsEpisode 6 — Appropriation arthttps://soundcloud.com/user-796059586/exploring_the_art_market_ep6_appropriation_artEpisode 7 — Art crimeshttps://soundcloud.com/user-796059586/exploring_the_art_market_ep7_art_crimesEpisode 8 — The right to destroyhttps://soundcloud.com/user-796059586/exploring-the-art-market-ep-8-the-right-to-destroy Episode 9 — Rybolovlev-Bouvier affairhttps://soundcloud.com/user-796059586/exploring-the-art-market-ep-10-rybolovlev-bouvierAll comments and suggestions for the podcast are highly welcome either in the comment section below or directly to my e-mail: [email protected]. Thanks for listening and till next time on “Exploring the art market” podcast. Available also on iTunes.
