Arts Law Helps Create NSW on the New Public Art Toolkit
Create NSW have released their new NSW Public Art Toolkit. The toolkit was developed in...
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Significant new government report confirms that Fake Art Harms Culture
“Inauthentic arts and crafts … disrespect and misrepresent culture and, by misleading consumers and denting...
SUBMISSION: Copyright Access Reform
On 25 February 2022, Arts Law made a submission to the Department of Infrastructure, Regional...
Pitfalls and Prizes for video artists
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, artists of all stripes have lost income and...
SUBMISSION Fake Art Harms Culture: Productivity Commission study
On 9 February 2022, Arts Law the Copyright Agency and the Indigenous Art Code Limited...
Submission: New Remote Engagement Program
Arts Law has made a submission to the National Indigenous Australians Agency (NIAA), who are...
Fake Art Harms Culture – updates and the National Indigenous Visual Art Action Plan
Since 2016, following representations by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community members and artists, key...
Arts Law advocating for better protection of Aboriginal cultural heritage
Indigenous Cultural Heritage Laws: update on Juukan Gorge Inquiry and Arts Law’s Response to the...
Cyber Security Awareness
October is Cyber Security Awareness month. A good time to be reminded of our cyber...
Charity registration is now a precondition for Deductible Gift Recipients (DGRs)
A Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) is an organisation with a tax status that allows donors...
What new defamation ruling means for your social media
What does the recent ‘Voller’ defamation case mean for your social media pages? A recent decision...
SUBMISSION: Strengthening Australia’s Cyber Security Regulations and Incentives
Arts Law has made a submission to the Cyber, Digital and Technology Division of the Department...
