We're on both ends of the stick, as it were. It would be nice if the governments in Israel and the U.S. were willing to give more to the arts. That would alleviate some of these problems, and perhaps one day they will help more. VAGA attempts to work with museums to develop pricing structures that find middle ground. This is difficult however.
Little money is left over for artists' copyrights.
Until many museums change their attitude that owning a work means controlling it in all manner, it is difficult to find compromise. Perhaps most museum rights and repro. But I wonder. I must reiterate, it is not an acceptable trade-off to reduce artists' copyrights and dissolve public domain in the interests of museums staying in business.