Is having an iron grip on the works of dead artists stifling creativity?
JB Priestley’s An Inspector Calls (2024); Beckett's Waiting for Godot at Theatre Royal Haymarket, London (2024). Photos: Mark Douet/Marc Brenner
There needs to be a balance between protecting the artist’s work and ensuring it lives on, says Andrzej Lukowski. After all, copyright inevitably runs out – and then what?
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