Hearts for Arts Law presents: Laugh your arts off!
Hearts for Arts Law's 'Laugh Your Arts Off!' stand up comedy night may have sold out, but it's not too late to show your support for Arts Law!
Hearts for Arts Law's 'Laugh Your Arts Off!' stand up comedy night may have sold out, but it's not too late to show your support for Arts Law!
On Wednesday 3 September the Arts Law Centre of Australia (Arts Law) celebrated its 30th anniversary with a gala fundraiser dinner at NSW Parliament House. The dinner, featuring art, performances, and tributes from staff, presidents, clients and supporters was a true celebration of the achievements of Arts Law in its 30 years of assisting Australia’s artists. The evening also was also a financial success raising funds for Arts Law and its service for Indigenous artists, “Artists in the Black”.
Read the speeches of Executive Director Robyn Ayres and Director of Boomalli Bronwyn Bancroft at Arts Law's 30th Birthday.
The Arts Law Centre of Australia (Arts Law) together with the Intellectual Property Society of Australia and New Zealand Inc (IPSANZ) and this year joined by the Commercial Bar Association, are pleased to present our annual joint seminar. This year we are privileged to have Dr Francis Gurry, Director General of the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO), as our guest speaker who will speaking about “Copyright: The International Agenda”.
As part of Arts Law’s 30th Birthday celebrations we are holding an online auction of high quality ethically -sourced Aboriginal artworks. The auction, which will be live from this week, will run in the weeks leading up to our gala-fundraising dinner and will conclude with a live auction at the dinner on the 3rd of September. The money raised from the auction will not only go towards Artists in the Black, our legal service for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists, but will also go directly into the pocket of the artists who have created these works.
On Wednesday night at Artspace in Woolloomooloo, Sydney, the Arts Law Centre of Australia (Arts Law) held their annual Pro Bono Awards, recognising the enormous contribution that volunteers from across the country make to Arts Law.
Artists in the Black, a critical service providing legal advice and support to Indigenous artists across Australia can continue thanks to funding from the Australian Federal Government.
It’s your turn to nominate a lawyer who has assisted your Arts organisation through their pro bono services.
The Arts Law Centre of Australia and Artists in the Black are presenting two free workshops for filmmakers in Darwin on Mond12th of May.
Arts Law is one of the supporters of the RIGHTNOW Campaign and Exhibition, supporting the Artists' Resale Royalty Scheme.