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New in Theaters:The Art of Movie Posters in the Age of Artificial Imagination
Source: Free Classic Images, Film Poster Section. Introduction Cinema has been dazzling audiences with the art of motion pictures for over a century . But before an audience even decides to purchase tickets, or wait in line for refreshments, or sit in their seats awaiting their new favorite film to begin, they are drawn in by the creative work of poster artists. Foundational industry names like Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec , Saul Bass , Drew Struzan, and Renato Casaro lab
Lucy Sagoo
Nov 25


Silent Galleries:Executive Power and the Chilling of Artistic Speech
Source: The Censorship Horizon: A Survey of Art Museum Directors, Pen.org Background A mirror for dissent. That has been one of art’s paramount functions since the busts of Akhenaten were destroyed and left as visages for an onlooking public in Tutankhamun’s new eighteenth dynasty. From abolitionist engravings to anti-war murals of the 1960s to human rights activists like Ai Weiwei, art has long served as protest speech. American artists have used paint, performanc
Lucy Sagoo
Nov 25


What’s In A Name? Bob Mackie and the Fight to Control One’s Name
Citation: JCPenney.com INTRODUCTION When news broke late last month that Bob Mackie, the legendary fashion designer, and JCPenney, the large American chain retailer, were collaborating on a clothing collection called “Mackie: Bob Mackie,” many were surprised by the announcement–including the designer himself. Bob Mackie, famous fashion designer who has dressed the likes of Cher, Dua Lipa, Dolly Parton and most recently Taylor Swift for the cover of her “The Life of A Showgi
Tyler Tassi
Nov 25


More Than a Masterpiece: Art as a Financial Instrument
Photo by adrianna geo on Unsplash Introduction The adage “a picture is worth a thousand words” takes on a new meaning in an era of financial innovation, where a single painting can now be leveraged to secure thousands, if not millions, of dollars in credit through art-backed lending. Also known as art financing , this practice allows collectors to unlock liquidity through loans without forgoing ownership of their masterpieces. Just as in the context of traditional lending,


Regulating Tobacco: How FDA Regulations Impact Public Health and the Economy
Photo by Kristaps Solims on Unsplash Cigarettes trace their history back as early as the 1700s . By the twentieth century, cigarettes...
Chandler Baladjanian
Apr 2


Out of Bounds? NBA Fans Now ‘Subscribers’ Under VPPA, Second Circuit Rules
Photo by Guilherme Alvares on Unsplash A National Basketball Association (NBA) website user has filed a class action lawsuit against the...
Ashley Becker, Jason Lee, Kim Ngo
Oct 30, 2024


NAR More Games, Home Sellers Mean Business
Credit: American Advisors Group | Flickr Background In late 2020, the United States filed a lawsuit against National Association of...
Steven Javier Brewer
Apr 23, 2024


The Apple Watch Ban: A Closer Look at the Complex Legal Battle
Apple’s latest quarrel with a competitor has rendered the tech giant unable to sell the newest versions of the Apple Watch in the United...


The Maturation of the Korean Republic
Photo by Clark Gu on Unsplash Introduction This article serves as a sequel to “The Growing Pains of Korean Democracy.” On April 4th,...
Robin Rhim
Apr 22


The Growing Pains of Korean Democracy
On December 3, 2024, at 10:30 p.m. Korean Standard Time, Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law in an unannounced televised...
Robin Rhim
Feb 12


The Corporate Departure from California
Credit: Kyle Calzia For years, California has been a thriving market for emerging companies. However, the Golden State has since had to...


IUU Fishing: The Dangers Behind Unsustainable Seafood Practices
Credit: Aman Bhargava | freerange Introduction With an estimated market value of $276.5 billion in 2020 and over 40 million people...
Lea Crase and Kristen Rai
Apr 23, 2024
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