PRIZE REVIEW: Australian Life Photography Competition 2024 (City of Sydney)
This month, Arts law has reviewed the terms and conditions for entry of the Australian Life Photography Competition 2024.
Arts Law is a trusted advocate for artists’ rights and we recommend changes to the law to benefit the arts sector. Our goal is to improve the rights of artists and their access to justice. We also aim to ensure recognition and better protection and respect for Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property.
As Australia’s only community legal centre for the arts we are in a unique position to connect the arts world and legal community. Arts Law’s powerful voice comes from our experience working with Australian artists for over 38 years.
Some of our current advocacy projects include:
The ‘Fake Art Harms Culture’ campaign was created to address the concern of widespread sale of works that have the ‘look and feel’ of being Indigenous but actually have no connection to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
Arts Law maintains an ongoing watch of terms and conditions in prizes and competitions for artists in Australia and overseas and gives those terms and conditions a rating out of 5 stars.
Since 2019, the Tasmanian Government has been looking at reforms to the cultural heritage laws in Tasmania It announced its intention of… Read more about Tasmania Proposes to Introduce Registration for Intangible Cultural Heritage
This month, Arts law has reviewed the terms and conditions for entry of the Australian Life Photography Competition 2024 You can read the terms… Read more about PRIZE REVIEW: Australian Life Photography Competition 2024 (City of Sydney)
This month, Arts law has reviewed the terms and conditions for entry of the Australian Life Photography Competition 2024.
In great news this month, Australian artists will now receive resale royalties from the sale of their eligible artworks in 17 countries!
Arts Law encourages everyone, and in particular Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, communities and organisations, to have their say – tell the Government about the changes that you would like to see.
Since 2019, the Tasmanian Government has been looking at reforms to the cultural heritage laws in Tasmania. It announced its intention of releasing draft new laws in 2024 and says that those new laws will recognise and allow registration of ‘intangible cultural heritage’.
The Mandorla Art Award is a thematic Christian art prize. The Mandorla Art Award has acquisitive prize of $30,000 for the winner.
This month, Arts Law has reviewed the terms and conditions of the ‘Local Word Writing Prize’. The deadline is January 27.
This month, Arts law has reviewed the terms and conditions for entry of the Harden Art Prize 2024. The deadline to enter is February 16.
In January 2023 the Federal Government’s National Cultural Policy, Revive, included an action item to consider modem award coverage and minimum standards for the arts and culture sector.
The Western Australian Government settled a legal claim that supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who worked in Western Australia for little or no wages between 1936 and 1972.
Artists and arts organisations are particularly vulnerable to copyright infringement phishing scams – so be careful!