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Warfare of Art & Law Podcast

Stephanie Drawdy
Copyright Law
Artificial Intelligence
Holocaust
Copyright
Generative AI
Justice
Intellectual Property Law
Authorship
Art
Creative Industries
Social Justice
Cultural Heritage
Human Originality
Iran
Moral Rights
Painting Techniques
Art Law
Creativity
Children
Empathy

Warfare of Art and Law Podcast sparks conversation about the intriguing – and sometimes infuriating – stories that arise in the worlds of art and law with artist and attorney Stephanie Drawdy.

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0:00 Inha Cha’s comments on the takeaway she hopes listeners have to the panel discussion

0:30 introduction by Stephanie Drawdy

2:10 introduction by Haneen Alkenany

2:42 introduction by Inha Cha

3:30 introduction by... more

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1:40 Markevitch’s background as an Impressionist and Modernist expert 

3:30 democratization of art like the music industry

4:30 accessibility of art and how art makes us feel

5:20 unfairness of the art industry’s eli... more

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0:00 – Caterina Moruzzi on knowing the needs that standards should respond to

1:30 results of the “Authenticity Unmasked” exhibition, part of the CREATEC project sponsored by UK’s BRAID (Bridging Responsible AI Divides)... more

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0:00 Prof. Stephen Urice describes Law, Ethics, and the Visual Arts 

1:30 Urice's background 

3:25 Hon. Simon Frankel's background

6:00 SU: evolution of Law, Eth... more

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Stephen Urice
Co-author, former archaeologist, attorney, professor of law at the University of Miami School of Law
University of Miami School of Law
Episode: Hon. Simon Frankel & Prof. Stephen Urice on the 6th Edition of LEVA: Law, Ethics, and the Visual Arts
Simon Frankel
Co-author, judge of the Superior Court of California in San Francisco, professor of art and the law at Stanford Law School
Stanford Law School; Superior Court of California
Episode: Hon. Simon Frankel & Prof. Stephen Urice on the 6th Edition of LEVA: Law, Ethics, and the Visual Arts
Patrick McGranaghan
Dual qualified art lawyer practicing in Italy and the UK
Italy and United Kingdom legal practice
Episode: Art Lawyer Patrick McGranaghan on AI, Copyright and the Collision of Culture and Infrastructure
Rick Allen
Nautilus Productions' co-founder, litigant in North Carolina case
Nautilus Productions
Episode: Artists' Rights at Risk: From State Sovereign Immunity to Generative AI
Zoë Buckman
Multidisciplinary visual artist focusing on female experience and Jewish diaspora
Independent artist
Episode: Multidisciplinary Artist Zoë Buckman on Agency, Jewish Personhood & Multiple Truths
Ronnie Stephens
TEDx Speaker; member of Quapaw and Cherokee Tribes
Episode: TEDx Speaker Ronnie Stephens on His Legacy Journey as a Member of the Quapaw and Cherokee Tribes, the Impact of NAGPRA, How Best to Preserve and Celebrate Native American Culture & the Importance of Storytelling
Alana Kushnir
Art lawyer, advisor, and curator; Director and Founder of Aurelian Lawyers & Advisers (formerly Guest Work Agency)
Aurelian Lawyers & Advisers
Episode: Aurelian Lawyers & Advisers' Director & Founder Alana Kushnir on Antisemitism in the Arts, Education on the Depth of Jewish Culture and History, and the Moral Component of Justice
Marina Heintze
Artist focused on activism and historical themes
Episode: Artist Marina Heintze on Art, Activism and the Holocaust
Lawrence Badson
A key organizer of the 'Through Their Eyes' exhibition focusing on Kfar Azza.
Episode: "Through Their Eyes" Exhibition - The Story of Kfar Azza Before, During and After 7 October 2023

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Stephanie Drawdy
Host with a legal background focusing on art-law narratives and interview-driven explorations of cultural topics.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 20 ratings
  • Art + Law …

    Terrific in-depth podcast on an artist’s multi-layered approach to her art —- and the discipline needed to think about and create one’s art.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    De-bling
    United States2 years ago
  • superdavis78

    I stumbled a cross this podcast and I am so glad I did. As a new attorney interested in art law, this podcast has it all. I highly recommend this to anyone interested in art and law. This podcast had given great insight on books and research. Subscribe to this podcast now!! Stephanie is great host, and the guests are equally amazing!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Superdavis78
    United States5 years ago

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Guests are consistently strong and topics are timely for art-law audiences.
Hosting is engaging and clear, with useful practical takeaways for professionals.
High-quality synthesis of legal nuance and artistic perspective.
Punchy, in-depth analyses that feel well-researched and credible.

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#105
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Hon. Simon Frankel & Prof. Stephen Urice on the 6th Edition of LEVA: Law, Ethics, and the Visual Arts
Q: How do AI and AI-generated content fit into the future of LEVA and art law teaching?
They acknowledge AI's utility as a teaching aid and its limits; human authorship remains critical for copyright, and any AI-generated discussions would need careful editing, with the potential to evolve into new teaching tools in future editions.
Hon. Simon Frankel & Prof. Stephen Urice on the 6th Edition of LEVA: Law, Ethics, and the Visual Arts
Q: Would you share a bit about what the sixth edition offers and how it differs from prior editions?
The editors describe a reordering of content to connect legal doctrines more clearly with the art world, a shift toward accessibility with more introductory and explanatory material, and expanded materials beyond cases to include transcripts, articles, and other media to support teaching and practice.
Multidisciplinary Artist Zoë Buckman on Agency, Jewish Personhood & Multiple Truths
Q: What is the current trajectory of your Jewish-diaspora-focused work and how has the reception been?
Buckman talks about increased anti-Semitism influencing the reception, the shift to Jewish community-focused venues, and the broader engagement from non-Jewish audiences who connect with the themes of home, belonging, and resilience.
Multidisciplinary Artist Zoë Buckman on Agency, Jewish Personhood & Multiple Truths
Q: How has your view of justice evolved in your work, especially in light of current social climates?
She describes justice as the will to right what is wrong, using nuanced, inclusive narratives to draw people in and foster conversation rather than preaching; she emphasizes addressing injustice in a way that invites reflection and discussion.
Multidisciplinary Artist Zoë Buckman on Agency, Jewish Personhood & Multiple Truths
Q: Could you share a bit about your background, your work, and your perspective as an artist?
Buckman outlines her East London roots, interdisciplinary approach, and shift from photography to embroidery and performance as a way to explore the female experience, home, and intimate relationships, with a strong focus on agency.

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A thoughtful exploration at the intersection of art, law, and culture, with conversations centered on copyright, ethics, and the evolving framework surrounding creative works. Episodes frequently tackle AI's impact on authorship, international policy, restitution, and the ethics of collecting and displaying art, often pairing legal insight with artist perspectives. Notable throughlines include how technology reshapes ownership, the role of institutions in preserving history, and the practical realities faced by artists, lawyers, and policymakers. The discussions often feature cross-border viewpoints, real-case implications, and actionable guidance for creators and institutions alike, making it useful for listeners who want a rigorous, polic... more

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2. Simon Frankel
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5. Zoë Buckman
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