Prince, Andy Warhol, and Fair Use at the Supreme Court

The video discusses a Supreme Court case involving Andy Warhol's use of Lynn Goldsmith's photo of Prince, exploring the concept of transformative use in copyright law. It examines the legal background, including a precedent set by 2 Live Crew's case, and the implications for artists and creators. The case highlights the challenges in defining transformative use and its impact on artistic expression.

What role does the Constitution play in defining fair use and copyright?

How did the courts interpret the transformative nature of Warhol's artwork?

What challenges do judges face when determining what constitutes transformative use?