미술시장의 비밀 준수 관행 및 추급권의 실효성 확보 방안에 관한 재고

• 영문명: The Study on Secrecy Norms of Art Market and Measures to Secure the Effectiveness of the Artist’s Resale Royalty Right
• 발행기관: 한국정보법학회
• 저자명: 박경신(Park, Kyoung-Shin)
• 간행물 정보: 『정보법학』제20권 제1호, 77~111쪽, 전체 35쪽
• 주제분류: 법학 > 민법
• 파일형태: PDF
• 발행일자: 2016.05.31

영문 초록

The artist’s resale royalty right, commonly called the droit de suite entitles artists to share in the proceeds from resales of their works, was first codified into law in France in 1920. Since then, at least seventy countries have followed suit. The right initially attracted mostly civil law countries, which have long recognized various protections, including moral rights, for creative persons. In recent years, however, this right has garnered support in common law countries. This Article illustrates that existing artist’s resale royalty laws assume a world in which certain information is available to various parties, such as sellers, artists, and collecting societies. However, the art world does not meet this description. Secrecy norms pervade the art market, especially in the United States: market players fiercely guard information about art sales—the very information that is necessary for the artist’s resale royalty right to operate effectively in practice. This conflict between law and norms poses significant challenges for various forms of the artist’s resale royalty right. Thus, this Article carefully considers several possibilities for how lawmakers might overcome, or at least minimize, the information problem, including the limitation on the artist’s resale royalty right, the right to request disclosure of information about trades of artworks and the requirement for registration of the artist’s resale royalty right.

목차

Ⅰ. 시작하는 글

Ⅱ. 추급권의 연혁

1. 추급권의 탄생

2. 추급권에 관한 현대적 논의

Ⅲ. 미술시장을 둘러싼 추급권 찬반논쟁

1. 추급권에 대한 찬반논란

2. 추급권에 대한 찬반논쟁의 문제점

Ⅳ. 추급권의 효율적 집행 보장을 위한 제언

1. 추급권 적용대상의 조정

2. 추급권료 지급에 필요한 정보요청권 보장

3. 추급권의 등록 의무화

Ⅴ. 마치는 글

키워드

artist’s resale royalty right copyright secrecy norms registration requirement right to information