Cultural property, cultural heritage
By Nicky McGowan, Arts Law Secondee You may have seen news about the reported damage to...
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Nazi Looted Art Heirs Receive Some Legislative Support for Claims
By Megan Schwartz, Arts Law paralegal Overview Between 1933 and 1945, the Nazis amassed the...
AI Assisted Scams: Beware, authors and other artists!
By Nico Hahlos, USyd placement student, Arts Law The increasing sophistication of generative AI has...
McCallum v Projector Films: credits a principal concern!
With thanks to Nico Hahlos, USyd placement student Arts Law, semester 1 2026 Helpfully for...
The moral of the story
With thanks to Penelope Bate, Arts Law secondee McCallum v Projector Films Pty Ltd (Liability...
News from June
Photo by Kate Jenkins AM (featuring Creative Australia’s Kate Jenkins and Ronja Sen and Arts...
AI Assisted Scams: Cautioning the Artistic World and Highlighting Protective Mechanisms
By Nico Hahlos, USyd placement student, Arts Law The increasing sophistication of AI has amplified...
Is Fashion Law a Thing? What I Learned Studying the Field Abroad
By Arts Law volunteer, Tahlia Miller-Dietrich. Sports Law v. Fashion Law: Why One is Recognised...
What’s on: Artists in the Black
The Australian Government is running public consultation on Australia’s next National Cultural Policy, building on...
Arts Law in the community
In addition to their visit to Bula’bula Arts Centre in Ramingining, NT, the Arts Law...
Beloved Canadian Turtle Turned into Political Commentary Through Copyright Infringement
By Amarra Bumactao, Arts Law Volunteer It’s the holiday season and in this time of...
South Korea – A Model for AI Regulation?
By Ryan J Leck Earlier this year in January 2025, South Korea published the Framework Act...
