Below are a selection of articles from the current ART+law newsletter.
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The articles and information on this website are provided only for the purposes of discussing legal issues. They are not to be relied on as a substitute for legal advice. Archived articles were correct at the time of original publication; to find out if the laws have changed since the articles time of publication please call Arts Law. The Arts Law Centre of Australia accepts no liability for losses caused by reliance on any of the materials it publishes. Before acting on any matter, take advice from a qualified legal practitioner.
- 'Authentic' Aboriginal Art
Meher Gaven discusses the distinction between austhentic Aboriginal art and Indigenous-styled art. First published in ART+law, March 2010. - Access Denied - artist's under Australia's mandatory internet filter
Arts Law solicitor Jo Teng discusses the mandatory internet filter. First published in ART+law, March 2010. - DLA Phillips Fox Assists to Recover Payment for Artworks
An article on the assistance provided by DLA Phillips Fox. First published in ART+law, March 2010. - Freehills Advises on The Aboriginal Planning Authority
An article on the pro bono work provided by Freehills. First published in ART+law, March 2010. - Frequently Asked Questions
The solicitors at Arts Law answer well over a thousand questions a year on a huge range of issues from copyright to music contracts to insurance and trademarks. Here Arts Law staff Trudie Broderick, Suzanne Derry, Rebecca Laubi and Jo Teng look at some of our more frequently asked questions. First published in ART+law, June 2009. - Mighty Kookaburra swoops Men At Work
An article about a music copyright case. First published in ART+law, March 2010. - Scrapping the artistic purpose defence in NSW
Suzanne Derry explains how the removal of the 'artistic purpose defence' will effect artists. First published in ART+law, March 2010.
