A portfolio of Warhol silk-screens at the Art Institute of Chicago sheds light on the artist’s philosophy The Art Institute of Chicago has a bunch of Andy Warhol silk-screens showing Marilyn Monroe.

In “The Supreme Court Is Wrong About Andy ... using a second Andy Warhol painting of Prince is that the case had virtually nothing to do with “fair use” and other theories about Warhol’s art.

which leaves me wondering whether anyone even needed to license Goldsmith’s photo in the first place—as long as it was Andy Warhol who was using it. Interestingly, although Kagan cites art ...

Andy Warhol wasn’t allowed to use a photographer’s portrait of Prince for a series of pop-art images, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Thursday in a decision limiting the reach of the fair use ...

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WASHINGTON — Andy Warhol’s posters ... not ‘transformative,’” she wrote. “Warhol is a towering figure in modern art not despite but because of his use of source materials.

The case is "catnip to copyright lawyers and judges" and may have significant impacts on the legal and art worlds. The late artist and former Pittsburgher Andy ... paid for Warhol's use of her ...

All the while, the justices delved into the intricacies of Andy Warhol silkscreens ... under fair use. The appeals court said the district court was wrong to assume the “role of art critic ...

By Adam Liptak WASHINGTON — In a freewheeling and lighthearted Supreme Court argument that drew on pop culture and art criticism ... the purpose of the use for Andy Warhol was not to sell ...