In 2017, artist Cady Noland filed a lawsuit seeking the destruction of Log Cabin (1990), a wooden sculpture formerly attributed to Noland that she has since disavowed. The suit states that, in an effort to conserve the piece, the collector who owned it, Wilhelm Schürmann, entirely reconstructed it from new wood without requesting permission from or notifying the artist. Noland argues that rather than restoring the original, Schürmann built an unauthorized copy of Log Cabin, which he sold for $1.4 million shortly thereafter. This copy and its subsequent sale violated the ____________ of her work.
A) fair use
B) expression of an idea
C) authenticity
D) noeme

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The Answer of In 2017, artist Cady Noland filed a lawsuit seeking the destruction of Log Cabin (1990), a wooden sculpture formerly attributed to Noland that she has since disavowed. The suit states that, in an effort to conserve the piece, the collector who owned it, Wilhelm Schürmann, entirely reconstructed it from new wood without requesting permission from or notifying the artist. Noland argues that rather than restoring the original, Schürmann built an unauthorized copy of Log Cabin, which he sold for $1.4 million shortly thereafter. This copy and its subsequent sale violated the ____________ of her work.
A) fair use
B) expression of an idea
C) authenticity
D) noeme

In 2017, Artist Cady Noland Filed a Lawsuit Seeking the Destruction