Do the rights of artists extend beyond the physical spaces that their creations take up? A court of law might have to answer that question in an odd case taking place in New York City. From USA Today, April 12, 2017: “”Charging Bull” is ready to rumble with “Fearless Girl.” The sculptor who created the iconic “Charging Bull” statue in New York City’s financial district says the city and an investment company violated his rights by installing the newly popular “Fearless Girl” statue near his creation without permission for what amounts to a commercial ad campaign. . . . . … Continue reading What a Bunch of Bull