“A rose by any other name would smell as sweet,” but artists have the right to name their artworks as they choose. Moral rights provide artists with the rights of attribution and integrity, protecting their ability to label their works as they see fit. These rights are protected in the United States by the Visual Artists’ Rights Act (VARA). Lisa John Rogers interviewed me about artists’ rights and she offers a glimpse into this area of art law with an analysis applied to Frida Kahlo. Read the article here.