Resumen de ART AND COPYRIGHT.
The author argues that artists, artists' rights agencies and artists' estates often overstep the bounds of protection when policing the reproduction of images of artworks. He notes that artists or their representatives often use copyright as a means of censorship, denying authors the right to publish images of their art if they don't like the way it is going to be discussed. The author notes that this state of affairs may change as the Internet imposes pressures on copyright regimes.
