Christian Science Monitor article by Kelly Kleiman
A recent article in the Christian Science Monitor details the controversy surrounding the photographing of public art, namely the Cloud Gate sculpture by Anish Kapoor in Chicago's Millennium Park.
Can a city really prevent others from photographing - and profiting from - public art on display in a public park?Link: csmonitor.com - "Who owns public art?"Under copyright law it can, explains American University professor Christine Farley.
Reference: "The Copyrighting of Public Space" (Land+Living)