In this episode of Framed, Canvas Cuffs and Other Stuffs, we’re diving into the murky waters of copyright law and its impact on art and music. From Jeff Koons' controversial sculptures to the legal battles faced by pop icons like Bowie and Marvin Gaye, we unpack the complexities of intellectual property, ownership, and the fine line between inspiration and infringement.

How far can an artist or musician push the boundaries of originality before crossing into the realm of copying? We explore landmark legal cases, the rules that govern creativity, and what happens when iconic works of art and music collide with the law. Whether you're a creator or just a fan of pop culture, this episode will give you a new perspective on what it means to own an idea.

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