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First In-Person Art Fair in a Year and Other Headlines

By Jana Farmer on May 14, 2021

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Frieze Art Fair Reopens for In-Person Attendance
The Frieze Art Fair, relocated from Randall’s Island to the Shed in Manhattan, was praised by participants and attendees for its seamless install and organization, with timed entry allowing galleries and guests more time to connect. …
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Jana Farmer represents client interests in connection with matters involving copyright; sale and transfer of rights in artworks; protection of valuable creative assets; and general…

Jana Farmer represents client interests in connection with matters involving copyright; sale and transfer of rights in artworks; protection of valuable creative assets; and general commercial disputes and transactional matters. Jana provides reliable legal counsel to virtually all participants in the creation, licensing, sale, lending, gifting, merchandising and display of art. She is a member of the Board of Advisors for the Center for Art Law and an active member of the New York State Bar Association’s Entertainment Arts and Sports Section and its Fine Art Committee.

From updates on current litigation to art world happenings to emerging legislation affecting art and cultural heritage, Wilson Elser’s Art Law Perspectives blog features summaries of recent news reports on art law and art markets. As we introduce and offer commentary on related issues we invite our readers to enter into a dialogue with us, creating more balanced, roust and thought-provoking analyses.

When the art world makes headlines, it becomes clear just how important the field is to all of us, as evidenced by the National Law Review’s recognition of our blog through its editor, Jana Farmer, as a 2019 Go-To Thought Leader.

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