|
February 06, 2005
Can you copyright public space?
From the Chicago Metblog and Boing Boing - There's a Anish Kapoor sculpture in Millennium Park in Chicago that can't be photographed. That is, you need to pay for a licenses to the image if you want to take a photo of it. Pretty disgusting if you ask me. And just because I know you want to see it, here's a photo, and here's a few more.
Posted by sean on February 6, 2005 03:00 PM | View blog reactions
Previous Entry: Yaju no seishun Next Entry: Unlocking your GSM Treo 650 I have tons of photos of it on my buzznet blog. Posted by: Kathleen on February 6, 2005 10:01 PM
yeah i have photos of it too on my site. far as i know, though, my photos are of the unfinished (with seams) sculpture, and the finished sculpture, which is what is copyrighted, is still under a tarp. Posted by: tom on February 7, 2005 06:16 PM
Post A Comment |
This is a single entry on a blog written by me, Sean Bonner. Please feel free to look around or even join in whatever conversation might be going on. Or don't. See if I care.
|
|
|
|
|
Unless noted all content by Sean
Bonner and published under a Creative
Commons License |
