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Category Archives: Art
As They Please
Impending Regulations Will Destroy the Decorative Arts Trade By Michael McCullough A certain amount of information about the meeting of the Advisory Council on Wildlife Trafficking on March 20th has been passed on to me by members of the art … Continue reading
Posted in Art, cultural property, Culture, Endangered Speices, News
Tagged Antiques, art market, Endangered Species, Fish and Wildlife, Ivory Trade
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Art Dealer Groups Propose Solution to Ivory Ban
The League and NAADAA Send Letter to the Director of the Fish and Wildlife Service Staff Writer In a letter sent today to Director Ashe of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the Art and Antique Dealers League of America … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Culture, Endangered Speices, News
Tagged Elephant Ivory, Fish and Wildlife, Ivory, Ivory Ban
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Suite for the Sweet
Artist Resale Rights in the United States By Michael McCullough Whenever I read about efforts to legislate an “artist resale royalty” in the United States, there comes back into my mind the memory of a conversation I had about ten … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Culture, News
Tagged art market, artist, contemporary art, droit de suite
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Success in the Machine
Good Artwork Always Sells at the Right Price. by Michael McCullough A dozen years ago anyone who foretold the size and importance of today’s global auction market would have been looked on as a lunatic. And yet the truth is … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Culture, News
Tagged Auctions, Christie's, Impressionists, Kandinsky, Modigliani
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Symposium on the 30th Anniversary of the Cultural Property Implementation Act
October 22, 2013, 6:30pm-9:00pm New York City Bar Association Agenda 6:30-6:35- Introduction (Dean Nicyper, Chair, Art Law Committee; Josh Lipsman, Chair, Cultural Property Subcommittee) 6:35-6:40- Moderator (Michael McCullough, Chair, International Trade Subcommittee and Managing Partner, Michal McCullough LLC) Overview of … Continue reading
Posted in Art, cultural property, Culture, Uncategorized
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Cultural Property Event of the Century
Don’t miss it. Open to the public. Symposium on the 30th Anniversary of the Cultural Property Implementation Act Oct. 22, 2013 6:30 PM – 9:00 PM New York City Bar Association 42 West 44th Street New York, NY Speaker and … Continue reading
Posted in Art, cultural property, Culture
Tagged antiquities, archaeology, art law, cultural property, cultural property implementation act
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Michael McCullough on Fox News
This is the first narrow and blatantly self-serving post to this blog: “Fine art boom? Market Continues to Expand” View here.
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Iron and Light
By Michael McCullough MoMA Exhibition, “Henri Labrouste: Structure Brought to Light” Very little in museum exhibitions of contemporary prints and photographs makes any deep impression on me these days. That is a confession of something lacking in myself, but it … Continue reading
Posted in Art, cultural property, Culture, News
Tagged antiquities, Architecture, Design, Labrouste, MoMA, Museum
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A Breakdown in Appropriation
A New View on Using Copyrighted Images By Michael McCullough When a Federal court scratches its head about how to regulate the art market, get ready for total baldness as you start tearing out your hair. Last week, a Federal … Continue reading
The Economics of Art
By Michael McCullough From the Soft to the Nonexistent Middle Market Andy Warhol is quoted as saying “[a]n artist is someone who produces things that people don’t need to have but that he – for some reason – thinks it … Continue reading
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