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.
- Arts Law Weeks in Sydney and Melbourne a success
Each year the Arts Law Centre of Australia runs a large number of seminars and workshop around the country through an event called Arts Law Week. This articles reviews Arts Law weeks in Sydney and Melbourne for 2008. - Arts Law visits remote and regional communities
Poet Jill Jones was commissioned by Arts Law and the Red Room Company to write and perform a poem for the launch of Arts Law Week Sydney 2008. First published in ART+law, June 2008. - Passion exhibition launch during Arts Law Week Victoria
This article documents the launch of the Passion Exhibition during Arts Law Week Victoria 2008. Written by Serena Armstrong. First published in Art+law in June 2008. - Red Ochre Award 2008
Patricia Adjei writes about attending the Red Ochre Award. First published in ART+law, June 2008. - A resale royalty right for Australia
Viscopy's Legal Advisor, Virginia Morrsion, discusses Australian developments for the introduction of resale royalty for visual artists. First published in ART+law, June 2008. - Taxation of professional artists
This article sets out to highlight the essential tax tips for people in the arts. Written by Michael Dean and first published in ART+law, June 2008. - Arts Law visits remote and regional communities
Suzanne Derry reports on Arts Law continued efforts at bringing legal education and services to artists in regional and remote communities. First published in ART+law, June 2008.
