Bede Tungutalum and “Owl Man”
Senior Tiwi artist Bede Tungutalum is a painter, carver and printmaker and one of the...
Copyright & moral rights
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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...
Beware Copyright Phishing Scams
Artists and arts organisations are particularly vulnerable to copyright infringement phishing scams - so be...
Breaking News: Nazi Looted Painting Returned To Rightful Heirs
By Megan Schwartz The painting is Giuseppe Ghislandi’s (1655-1743) Portrait of a Lady, depicting Contessa Colleoni...
Breaking up is hard to do … what happens when a band member leaves.
Arts Law recently advised members of a band on the copyright status of a number...
Brewing a First Nations Collaboration
Our ‘Licensing the Right Way’ program for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists meant we...
Brisbane 2032 Olympics – Artists’ Rights
In this information sheet, we answer questions about artists’ rights for the 2032 Brisbane Olympics,...
Can I showcase or sell music I write for another company?
We advised a freelance sound designer/music composer on whether he could showcase or sell the...
Carol Langley – Understanding liability when publishing images and interviews.
Over the course of 2005, then Arts Law lawyer Katherine Giles and one of our...
Case Studies: A snapshot of Arts Law’s Impact
A Snapshot of Arts Law's Impact in Australia's arts communities....
Case Study – Prue Moriarty: Advising on Copyright and Defamation in a Fictional Novel
Arts Law was approached by Prue Moriarty, an author, who was seeking advice about her...
Changes coming to the Australian Copyright Act
The Federal Government has announced its intention to move ahead with copyright reforms. According to...
