News & events

Arts Law is currently seeking candidates for the position of Indigenous Information/Liaison Officer (FTE). Please see here for further details and job description.

The Forum will present emerging and established Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander photographers and photo-media artists with the opportunity to join key photo-media industry specialists, artists and educators from across Australia.

Commissioned by the Australia Council to develop a framework for national touring, Harley Stumm and Rick Heath from Arts Strategy, Planning & Project Mangagement have talled with over 300 people from throughout the performing arts touring sector regading the development of the Australia Council's National Touring Framework.

Copyright Agency’s 2012 annual seminar, Digital Publishing Today, will be held in Melbourne on Thursday 23 February at the State Library of Victoria.

Arts Law has recently become aware of a competition with some unfavourable terms and conditions for artist entrants, and would like to inform artists of the  consequences of these unfavourable terms and conditions so you can make a more informed decision about whether you wish to enter or not.

Delwyn Everard, Senior Solicitor at the Arts Law Centre of Australia discusses the challenges Aboriginal communities face in protecting their cultural heritage.

There are 35 new audio recordings on the Solid Arts website which cover 5 different arts law topics in 7 Indigenous languages.

The Arts Law Centre of Australia (Arts Law) is pleased to comment on the Commonwealth Government’s Issues Paper, A Commonwealth Statutory Cause of Action for Serious Invasion of Privacy, (Issues Paper) released in response to the recommendations of the Australian Law Reform Commission (ALRC).

Arts Law's submission to the Law Reform Commission Classification Review.

The Arts Law Centre of Australia is proud to make a submission on the proposed changes to the Interpretation Act 1987 (NSW).