The Art Law Podcast

Steven Schindler, Katie Wilson-Milne

Booking Overview

This is an interview-focused art law show covering legal, museum, provenance, copyright, and cultural-property issues, typically featuring distinguished attorneys, museum professionals, academics, curators, and authors alongside its two art-lawyer hosts. Credible pitches would include established art and copyright lawyers, museum and provenance specialists, scholars, and authors with authoritative expertise or direct involvement in significant art-law matters; booking difficulty is high because the guest roster is specialized and accomplished.

Metrics

Episodes: 80

Frequency: Irregular

Rating: 4.9/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Unknown

Location: USA

Instagram: 2.5k followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

jsantos@schlaw.com

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Host

Steven Schindler - Art lawyer who co-hosts discussions on legal issues affecting the art world.

Katie Wilson-Milne - Art lawyer who co-hosts discussions on legal issues affecting the art world.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

high

Typical Credentials:

Established art lawyers, copyright specialists, museum professionals, provenance experts, academics, critics, and authors with recognized subject-matter authority or direct involvement in significant art-law, museum, or cultural-property matters.

Required Achievements:

Leadership or recognized expertise in art law, copyright, museums, provenance, or cultural property, Representation of major arts organizations or involvement in significant legal matters, Academic appointments or recognized professional authority, Publication of notable books or substantial critical work

Recent Guest Discussions

Ben Zhao - Generative Ai’s Impact On Working Artists, Litigation And Legislative Advocacy, And Technical Tools Intended To Protect Human Creators.

Victoria Reed - Museum Provenance Research And Ownership Review, Including The Agreement Involving Descendants Of Potter David Drake.

Tom Kline - Museum Provenance Research, Ownership Review, And The David Drake Vessel Agreement.

Nancy Wolff - The Copyright Implications Of Tattooing A Photographic Portrait, Substantial Similarity, And The Ninth Circuit’s Decision In Sedlik V. Von Drachenberg.

Ralph Wellington - The Barnes Foundation’s Governance, Financial Struggles, Founding Documents, And The Legal Doctrines Involved In Changing Its Operating Terms.

Recent Topics

Art, Art Law, Copyright, Museums, Provenance

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on

The Art Law Podcast

The Threat of Generative AI to Artists

September 01, 2026

Katie and Steve speak with Ben Zhao, Neubauer Professor of Computer Science at the University of Chicago, about the impact of generative AI systems on working artists and the visual arts ecosystem, the economic and technical challenges, recent litigation and legislative advocacy to limit the impact of generative AI on human creators, and the creation of technical tools to protect human creatives against generative AI use. Notes for this episode: https://artlawpodcast.com/2026/09/01/the-thre...

Museum Provenance Curation and David Drake the Potter

June 15, 2026

Steve and Katie speak with their colleague and return guest Tom Kline and special guest Victoria Reed, the renowned Provenance Curator at the MFA Boston, about the status of provenance research and ownership review at US museums and also the first of its kind agreement between MFA Boston and the descendants of enslaved potter David Drake (aka Dave the Potter) resolving the ownership of two of Drake's monumental stoneware vessels. Notes for this episode: https://artlawpodcast.com/2026/06/15/...

Ninth Circuit Greenlights Tattoo Copying of Photographs (of Miles Davis at least)

April 27, 2026

Katie and Steve speak with esteemed copyright lawyer Nancy Wolff about the Ninth Circuit case Sedlik v. Von Drachenberg, in which photographer Jeffrey Sedlik sued celebrity tattoo artist Kat Von D for copyright infringement related to her inking a copy of his photographic portrait of Miles Davis on a friend's arm and publicizing the process on social media. They discuss the Ninth Circuit's unique approach to copyright infringement in applying a subjective (jury-determined) test for substantia...

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