The purpose of these guidelines is to codify the best practice for the reproduction and communication of visual art via digital distribution methods in Australia, whether such reproduction or communication is for commercial purposes or otherwise.
13 pages.
Arts Law Checklist/Guide
Displaying visual art on the internet
by Arts Law Centre of AustraliaBuy Displaying visual art on the internet
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