Papers from the seminar held at the Gunnery on 25 May 1994
The objective of this seminar is to investigate the relationship between law and the cultural field in the light of recent critical theory and practice.
Peter Anderson, Co-editor “Moral Rights Protection in a Copyright System"; regular contributor to arts journals.
Colin Golvan, Barrister; Director of Golvan Arts Management Pty Ltd., Editor, Arts & Entertainment Law Review.
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