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Brian L. Frye

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Brian L. Frye is the Spears-Gilbert Professor of Law at the University of Kentucky College of Law. His scholarship focuses on copyright, art law, and legal history amongst other things. He is also a conceptual artist.

From Why I Sued the SEC, September 2024

Brian L. Frye

Photo: University of Kentucky Libraries·Courtesy of " Scholarship Unlocked: The Future of Open Access (Panelist's Response 1) " on YouTube at 11:40·CC BY 3.0·Source ↗

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Jonathan Mann
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University of Kentucky College of Law

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Works · 5

Certificate of Authenticity for SEC No-Action Letter Request
SEC No-Action Letter Request
Cryptographic Tokens of Material Financial Benefit
Making Sense of the $40B NFT Market
SEC No-Action Letter Request 3: Securitized NFTs

Authored Articles on Right Click Save

  • 2024Why I Sued the SEC
  • 2023Royalties and the New Collector Economy
  • 2023Should Art Museums Collect NFTs?
  • 2022Making Sense of the $40B NFT Market

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  • 2024Why I Sued the SEC
  • 2023Royalties and the New Collector Economy
  • 2023Should Art Museums Collect NFTs?
  • 2022Making Sense of the $40B NFT Market

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  • 2022WHAT’S YOUR #RIGHTCLICKFAVE?!

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Joana Kawahara Lino@joanakawaharalino·7

Are you yearning for the past?

Are you yearning for the past? Scroll an art feed right now. You’ll hit dithered gradients, 32-colour palettes, faceted meshes with visible seams. Work that looks like it was made on hardware that no longer exists. The two styles t...

From the Magazine

Why I Sued the SEC

Brian L. Frye · News · Sep '24

Royalties and the New Collector Economy

Brian L. Frye · News · Feb '23

On the Index

University of Kentucky College of Law— Educational institution

Mitchell F. Chan— Artist

Beeple

— Digital artist