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Country to Couture. Arts Law at Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair.

August 11, 2023

It’s quite a week in Darwin for Arts Law, starting with the Country to Couture...

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Presenting at Canberra’s PhotoAccess

July 28, 2023

Katherine Giles visited Canberra to present a workshop at PhotoAccess in Manuka called Arts Law...

Art Forms Photography

Legal Topics: Copyright & moral rights, Employment

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Catch You In Cairns!

July 28, 2023

Immersing yourself in different cultures provides extraordinary opportunities to see through new eyes and to...

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Lawyer by Day, Writer By Night – Meet Chloe

July 21, 2023

Taking a break from Court deadlines, Chloe Hillary has been immersing herself in all things...

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Farewell: Our Vollies Vault Off

July 21, 2023

Now farewelling our current volunteers, Jess and Tash, we gain a glimpse into their experiences...

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Thinking Out Loud (About Copyright Infringement)

June 27, 2023

What is the line between inspiration and copying? Homage and plagiarism? As a musician you...

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Ashna is All Aboard Arts Law!

June 27, 2023

Beginning her journey at the University of Central Florida, Ashna Govil's journey to Arts Law...

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Robyn, Chloe, and Clea outside Bidyadanga Artists.

Broaching the Kimberley

June 23, 2023

Arts Law's CEO, along with volunteer lawyers, visited the Kimberley to connect with artists and...

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Joined by Jess!

June 20, 2023

Arts Law has proved particularly relevant to our new Paralegal's interests, with music mixing and...

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Get to Know Eliza Ronan!

June 20, 2023

Alongside dabbling in copyright law, Eliza is particularly interested in defamation law, and enjoyed spending a majority...

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Help Us Tackle the Big Issues of Tomorrow

May 30, 2023

Supporting Australia’s artists is vital to protect the vibrancy, history, and story of our nation....

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Embarking on Red Centre Outreach

May 29, 2023

Arts Law spent the last week in the red centre of Australia, aptly named because...

Legal Topics: Business structures, governance & tax

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The Arts Law Centre of Australia acknowledges all Traditional Owners of country throughout Australia.

We recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples continuing connection to land, place, waters and community.

We pay our respects to them and their cultures and to Elders both past and present.