On January 5, 2020, at the Association of American Law Schools Annual Conference, the Section of Intellectual Property and the Section on Art Law co-hosted a panel on "Museums, Virtual Museum, and Intellectual Property." Brian L. Frye was a panelist, and presented a talk titled, "The Trouble With Conceptual Art." He argued, inter alia, that museums should consider whether the purchase and sale of conceptual art violates the securities laws. He also realized a work of conceptual art titled "Awkward Silence," which comprises a presenter including an unannounced period of silence of indefinite duration. The work is available in an unlimited edition. Send your mailing address to [email protected] in order to receive a certificate.

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