In the wake of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict that erupted in February 2022, global tensions have experienced an alarming surge,...

Using the suit between Bored Ape NFT versus Ryder Ripps, this article considers its implications for Ripps, NFTs and copyright infrigements

The debate over the Elgin Marbles involves legal statutes which hinder the repatriation of material items in the British Museum.

The art world has become a hotbed for crime. This article examines two types of offences and the law’s failure to effectively combat them

Following Brexit, the art trade between the UK and EU has been heavily impacted. Here are some of the key issues and concerns

As antiquities trade legislation adapts to protect cultural heritage, provenance has become important in facilitating ethical exchange.

This article discusses Non Fungible Tokens (NFTs) and the many legal issues that may surround these assets as the market develops further

The forged works of Eric Hebborn have raised several legal and moral questions such as who is liable for forged works

As AI permeates artistic spheres, it raises several legal issues surrounding ownership and copyright

Conflict zones facing extensive looting of artefacts has increased demands for repatriation of stolen art

John Myatt, perpetrator of one of the greatest art frauds of the last decade, gave up a life of crime to support legal such investigations

An exploration of the complex evolution of UK copyright law from its origins during the age of the printing press to the present day

During WW2, artistic works were looted by various warring powers. Returning these to their rightful owners proves to be a herculean task

Han van Meegeren's infamous forgeries baffled the art world, critiquing its core practices and bringing to light issues with art valuation