<p>This week on Happy Little Accidents Caira explore the case of Blanch V Koons. Blanch filed a lawsuit against Koons for copyright infringement. Blanch testified that the use of her picture by Koons did not affect her career, nor that she had ever authorized her pictures for artists to use.</p>

This week on Happy Little Accidents Caira explore the case of Blanch V Koons. Blanch filed a lawsuit against Koons for copyright infringement. Blanch testified that the use of her picture by Koons did not affect her career, nor that she had ever authorized her pictures for artists to use.

The art of appropriation as "transformative" may be protected: Blanch V. Koons

Arts Administrator, and Contemporary Arts Journalist, Caira is The Curatorial Blonde. This podcast offers insight into the fine arts world with intimate conversations from artists to curators, to everyone in between. The Curatorial Blonde gives listeners new food for thought and a deeper look into the art world. 

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Arts Administrator, and Contemporary Arts Journalist, Caira is The Curatorial Blonde. This podcast offers insight into the fine arts world with intimate conversations from artists to curators, to everyone in between. The Curatorial Blonde gives listeners new food for thought and a deeper look into the art world. To become a supporter click here: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thecuratorialblonde/subscribe

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The art of appropriation as "transformative" may be protected: Blanch V. Koons

The art of appropriation as "transformative" may be protected: Blanch V. Koons