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Daniel Grant is the author of The Business of Being an Artist, as well as several other books, published by Allworth Press.

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Why “Site-Specific” Isn’t So Specific

by Daniel Grant November 26, 2014November 25, 2014

“Artists should realize that calling a work site-specific has no magical effect,” said John Henry Merryman, an art law authority and professor at Stanford University Law School. “Some day, the courts may reach the conclusion that moving a sculpture from one site to another violates its integrity, but it hasn’t happened yet.”

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Garry Winogrand and the Perils of Posthumous Prints

by Daniel Grant July 11, 2014July 14, 2014

A deserved tribute to Garry Winogrand is turning into an ethical morass that does no one any good.

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What Happens When Museums Return Antiquities?

by Daniel Grant March 18, 2014March 21, 2014

Year after year, the demands come from foreign governments, landing on the directors’ desks at some of the major museums in the United States: give us back our looted antiquities. And, after some delays and in some instances the assistance of the US State Department, these antiquities are being returned.

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The Art of Art Lawsuits

by Daniel Grant February 4, 2014February 6, 2014

What has really riveted the attention of the art world in the last few seasons is the law.

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