ADAGP co-signs a tribune on NFTs
ADAGP is mobilizing alongside the major players in modern and contemporary art to ensure that the NFT market respects copyright.
The NFTs market is booming and if it represents an opportunity for creation and distribution, it must not forget the fundamental rules of copyright for artists and rights holders. Since April 2022, more than a thousand infringing works have been removed from online sales platforms by ADAGP and its sister companies.
The ADAGP co-signs with several major artists' estates a collective statement on NFTs.
In order to facilitate requests for authorization of works for the creation of NFTs and to answer any questions on the subject, the signatories have launched the website nft-artists-rights.com.
List of first signatories :
ADAGP | Archives Yves Klein | Comité Georges Mathieu | Estate of Roy Lichtenstein | Fondation Calder | Fondation Foujita, sous l'égide de la Fondation Apprentis d'Auteuil | Fondation Le Corbusier | Fondation Niki de Saint Phalle | Man Ray Trust | SP Les Héritiers Matisse |Succession César | Succession Chagall |Succession Debré | Succession Jeanclos | Succession Lam | Succession Léger | Succession de Lempicka | Succession Magritte | Succession Miró | Succession Picasso | Succession de Staël
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