Book: Latin American Artists in New York Since 1970, by Archer M. Huntington Art Gallery
Pages that you hypothetically would like to scan, print in color, and display in an exhibit: 42 and 43
According to the College Art Association the "Principle" for Fair Use in museums is that "[m]useums and their staffs may invoke fair use in using copyrighted works, including images and text as well as time-based and born-digital material, in furtherance of their core missions, subject to certain limitations."
Steps to take to determine whether Fair Use can be applied to your case:
- Read the College Art Association's list of limitations, ask yourself if the material and the purpose for which you would like to use the material meets those limitation.
- Search the Artist Right's Society on information regarding your artist/s.
- Think it through and be able to articulate what you think constitutes Fair Use in this particular context.
- Consult with Gallery Curator.
*As librarians we cannot provide legal advice, we can only point you to helpful resources. We hope that you will take advantage of the resources we have provided!