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A not-for-profit organization recently filed a legal suit against Kim Kardashian. The Judd Foundation, which is committed to preserving the late Donald Judd’s artistic legacy launched the lawsuit in a California federal court last week. The suit claims that a video Kim posted on YouTube highlighted fake versions of Judd’s work.

As per the filed suit, Ms. Kardashian was deceptive when she described the Judd “knockoff” chairs and tables made by LA-based interior designers Clement Designs, as Judd’s original furniture.

Kim Kardashian’s – False Endorsement

According to the suit, Clement Designs is being accused of copyright, and trademark infringement, false advertising, as well as unfair competition; the complaint also accuses Kardashian of false endorsement.

Rainer Judd, Judd Foundation president, and the daughter of the late Donald Judd says in a statement that her father’s furniture is an “integral” part of his legacy and the inauthentic furniture,...

Secrets, secrets are no fun — unless you are Rainer Judd, that is. The artist (and daughter of Donald) will be spilling hers over the course of two months on the Houston Street wall of rag & bone. The downtown understated fashion label has commissioned Judd as the first to paint their boutique’s façade every week with a new creation. Previously the Strokes’ Fabrizio Moretti, 5 Pointz’ Meres One, and 3-D artist Joe Hill have contributed individual murals to the same wall. “The idea was to see books on the wall, changing pages,” said Judd in a statement to Seen, “For me, journals are a place of dialogue with myself, a testing ground for ideas, a pal, a repository for the stuff of the highway of my heart. This is a small window into a deep archive.” Only a few days in, Judd’s initial mural depicts her Book No. II, 2014, a...