Indigenous Service of the Arts Law Centre of Australia
The Arts Law Centre of Australia in association with
the State Library of Queensland presents
the State Library of Queensland presents
"free seminars on Indigenous legal issues
for artists and creative people"
Date: Wednesday September 24 2008
Venue: State Library of Queensland
Cultural Centre
Stanley Place
Southbank
Sessions 10am -12pm
Copyright, Moral rights, Protecting Indigenous cultural heritage, contracts
12pm – 1pm Lunch provided
1pm – 2pm (break out sessions)
Performers, music/dance/theatre – specific issues
Visual arts & crafts – specific issues
2pm - 3pm (break out sessions)
Employment in the arts
Liability & insurance issues
Bookings RSVP Mark Sheppard before September 22
Essential P: 07 3842 9061 E: Mark.Sheppard@slq.qld.gov.au
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Indigenous Information Sheets and Articles
- "Artists in the Black" - Project Goals
Project Goals for the "Artists in the Black" service - Artist In the Black Information Comics
Legal information comics for the "Artists in the Black" service, covering contracts, copyright, moral rights and indigenous cultural and intellectual property. - FATSIL Agreements and Protocol Guidelines
These sample agreements are to be used by consultants (schools, linguists, anthropologists, ICT specialists) when developing language materials with Indigenous communities. - Sample Will for Indigenous Artists
A sample Will for Indigenous Artists - Services that "Artists in the Black" Offers
Outlines Artists in the Black's legal services. - WIPO Presentation
Presentation made by Patricia Adjei on July 3 2007 at the Eleventh Session of the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO). - What is the "Artists in the Black" Project?
- World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) update for the Eleventh session
This article updates the Eleventh session of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). Written by Patricia Adjei. First published in Art+Law, June 2007.