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Author: Lance Koonce

Lance Koonce is a partner at Klaris in New York City who specializes in intellectual property and media, particularly in the context of new technologies, including Web3, artificial intelligence and virtual reality. He advises clients from individual authors/artists to multinational corporations in industries including film, television, book and magazine publishing, music, news, advocacy, art and software. As an early entrant in the crypto/blockchain, Lance has been counseling early to late-stage tech and media companies on legal issues in this space for more than seven years.

Can I mint museum artworks as NFTs if I take a picture of them?

At top: "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon (The Young Ladies of Avignon)" (1907) is at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

Can you take photos of classic artworks in the public domain and mint them as NFTs? Yes, says attorney Lance Koonce in this Ask the Attorney column.

Can I sell photos of public figures as NFTs?

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In this Ask the Attorney column, Lance Koonce of Klaris Law addresses whether a photographer can sell photos of public figures taken at a public event as NFTs.

Can I sell works of street photography as NFTs?

Malta scene

In this Ask the Attorney column, Lance Koonce of Klaris Law addresses whether you can sell a work of street photography as an NFT.

Common copyright issues within the NFT landscape

street art

In this Ask the Attorney column, Lance Koonce of Klaris Law addresses some of the most common copyright issues encountered within Web3 and the NFT space.

Can I mint artwork I purchased as an NFT?

water-lilies

In this Ask an Attorney column, Lance Koonce of Klaris Law answers someone who wants to know if he can take a photo of artwork he purchased to sell as an NFT.

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