Unlike a 'how-to' guide or an instruction manual, Creative Legacies illustrates that there is no singular or standard approach when working with artists; it highlights a spectrum of issues and considerations essential to understanding how a creative legacy is perceived and maintained economically, curatorially and critically.
Includes contributions by Kathy Battista, Alexandra Bowes-Lyon, Bryan Faller, Nathalie Khan, Christine Kuan, Lisa Le Feuvre, Christy MacLear, Daniel McClean, Tom McNulty, Mark Morris, Judith B. Prowda, Ann-Marie Richard, Christine J. Vincent, Eric M. Wolf, Robin Wright and Loretta Würtenberger.
Introduction; Part 1: Establishing Artists' Legacies: 1. Artist-Endowed Foundations: Mapping the Field; 2. Interview with Loretta Würtenberger; 3. Artists' Estates as Guardians of Artistic Legacies: Custodians or Gatekeepers?; 4. Artists' Estates: Tiers of Valuation and Complications; 5. Archives and Personal Libraries; 6. Specific Legacies; 7. Interview with Lisa Le Feuvre; Part 2: Artistic Legacies in Action: 1. What is an Artist's Legacy?; 2. Image Licensing, Publishing, and their Impact on Artists' Legacies; 3. The Battle over the Estate of Franz West and Afterthoughts on Planning Ahead; 4. Preserving Bodily Practice: Leigh Bowery and Nicola Bateman Bowery; 5. Sketchy Business: Architectural Legacies; 6. English Aristocratic Collections and their Legacies; 7. Jewelry: A Different Kind of Estate