The Public Domain and Mickey Mouse
Copyright protects works such as art, music, films and books. The “public domain” refers to works that are not protected by copyright.
What should you do if you get a copyright letter of demand?
Arts Law has seen a recent increase in artists receiving letters from companies that say they are acting on behalf of rightsholders for use of their works online.
We’re Launching 40 Weeks of Exciting Arts Law Content!
The cat’s out of the bag – Arts Law is celebrating our 40th anniversary in 2024! So follow our social media to keep updated on celebrations.
We’re Launching Arts Law’s Corporate Allies Program
We invite you to partner with us to make a better world. Until 31 May 2024 you have the opportunity to double your impact as a Corporate Ally
Arts Law turns 40!
Between Feb 5th and Nov 11th we will be sharing facts and stories about our organisation to increase awareness of our legal services.
Au Revoir to Arts Law’s Student Volunteers
Volunteers are integral to Arts Law’s identity. From our brilliant pro-bono lawyers to students, the time and expertise volunteers dedicate to our organisation enables us to expand our reach and impact.
Arts Law’s Incoming CEO Shares A Statement
Artists and creative industries have benefited enormously from Robyn’s dedication to the organisation and from her extraordinary vision and contribution to the field.
Beware Copyright Phishing Scams
Artists and arts organisations are particularly vulnerable to copyright infringement phishing scams – so be careful!
Say Hello to Victoria!
After our longtime paralegal Georgia Briggs finished up, Victoria Zhou ‘begun’ as Arts Law’s newest paralegal.
Planes & Troopies: Getting to Numbulwar and Ngukurr
It’s been quite a week for Arts Law’s Donna Robinson and her outreach companion Alexandra Walker from Gadens.