I am a law student currently writing a directed research on the issue of
Museum Liability for Copyright Infringment -- of works displayed
(e.g. an appropriationist's copyright infringment), and works copied by
the museum (in catalogues, or reproduced on t-shirts, stationery, and the
like).

So far, my research has yielded no reported cases and no articles in
any major publications.  The only cases which relate to this topic are Rogers
v Koons, and Dauman v Estate of Andy Warhol, because galleries are named
as co-defendants.

If anyone has any comments, experience in this area, or has read anything
that might apply here, I would greatly appreciate your help. Additionally,
I will be writing a paper next spring on Intermuseum Loans in the EC, and
would welcome any information on that topic as well.

Thank you.

-- Bari B. Brandes