Richard Prince, a groundbreaking artist known for his controversial appropriation art and record-breaking auction pieces, discusses his transformative journey in the art world. He delves into the shifting landscape of art in the digital age, exploring how social media influences creativity. The conversation covers his unique approach to re-photography, the tension between reality and fiction, and the complexities of artistic authorship. Prince also reflects on the emotional challenges artists face amid legal struggles, all while highlighting the significance of humor and community in art.

Dmitry Rybolovlev's fraud case against Sotheby's, Richard Prince's fair use copyright infringement cases, and the Ninth Circuit decision on a looted painting are discussed. They touch on disclosure of confidential information, interpretation of fair use, stolen artwork, legal battles, and choice of law in resolving ownership dispute.