We’re artists and art fans who are interested in how visual artists think about their work, from both commercial and non-commercial angles.

Comedy is one of the best ways to create understanding and relatability in an absurd human experience. We’re interested in learning more about stand-up comedy history and how it has operated with and without the intervention of the legal system in the past century.

Everyone should be able to create, experience, and criticize art of all forms. When art is only accessible to the elite, society has lost sight of what makes art more than something pretty. We want to promote all initiatives that make art accessible to all people.

We have experiences with entrepreneurial programs and ventures that have sparked a fascination with the behind-the-scenes of startups. We want to learn about the legal challenges startups face and how entrepreneurs and attorneys overcome them.

Some businesses that are likely to stay small for their entire life cycle are essential to the feeling of a community. How are local restaurants, galleries, gyms, landscapers, and other small establishments best served by attorneys, regardless of their goals for growth, so that they may continue to serve their communities?

It’s not difficult to see how the field of art is constantly being expanded, and in some instances, retracted, by the explosion of mechanical and digital technology. We try to stay up-to-date on the ways art and tech overlap, including the ways that AI is altering the arts landscape.