Toledo Tech Events

American Institute of Architecture Students , Bowling Green State University (in the College of Technology, Architecture, and Applied Engineering) Fall 2014 Lecture Series.

James Elkins is E.C. Chadbourne Professor in the Department of Art History, Theory, and Criticism, School of the Art Institute of Chicago, where he received his MA, MFA and PhD. Elkins is a published author of many art history, theory and scientific books. Hosted by the Edwin H. Simmons Creative Minds Series of the Arts Departments at Bowling Green State University.

Art and crime. In this digital age they go hand in hand. Join us to discuss all aspects of this slippery subject.

Presented by TBA Intellectual Property Committee and Seed Coworking — Tech Law 2.0 on Friday, February 27th.

8:30am registration with refreshments provided by SPOKE.

9:00-10:00am Professional photographer Andrew Weber and Tim Van Tuinen, Esq. will discuss commercial photography, licensing, detection of unauthorized use, and remedies including takedown notices and litigation.

10:00-10:30am Web designer Danny Woodcock (of Birney-Woodcock) and Larry Meyer, Esq. will discuss Reverse Image Search and Invisible Digital Watermarks, including the protection of commercial photographs and detection of their unauthorized use.

10:30-11:30am Larry Meyer, Esq. will discuss the appropriate art of Richard Prince, the case of Cariou v. Prince, and legal defense of transformative use.

1:00pm (optional) screening of the film “Popaganda: The Art and Crimes of Ron English,” a documentary film showcasing guerrilla artist Ron English.

Event is free and open to the public. However, there is a charge for attorney CLE credit. 2.5 general hours have been requested. CLE registration will be available on-site or in advance by contacting ccarrothers@tba.org. For more information contact Larry Meyer lmeyer@mpdwlaw.com or 419-243-6148.

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Comics are finally coming of age as an artistic and literary form. Now this once-maligned medium of expression is poised for new opportunities, thanks to a mutating media environment and a potential revolution in visual education.

Author and comics artist Scott McCloud shines a light on these and other fascinating trends -- and demonstrates why every visual choice we make matters -- in a fast-moving cascade of images and ideas.

General admission is $15.