Confused about Copyright and the Aboriginal Flag?
The Aboriginal Flag has been under the spotlight since the AFL announced they would not...
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Funding secured for Artists in the Black and new project Licensing the Right Way
Arts Law is pleased to announce that we have secured $550,000 over five years through...
Changes coming to the Australian Copyright Act
The Federal Government has announced its intention to move ahead with copyright reforms. According to...
Arts Law and Desart release new podcast series
Each year Arts Law and partner law firms visit Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art...
SUBMISSION: Senate Inquiry into the destruction of caves at Juukan Gorge
Arts Law is in the unique position of having consulted with and advised Aboriginal and...
Arts Law and First Languages Australia join forces
Arts Law and First Languages Australia have joined forces to give Language Centres and programs...
Arts Law inspires the formation of French organisation le Barreau des Arts
In a time when the closing of borders seems to be an overused tool to...
Reconciliation Week 2020
Reconciliation aspires to a fair and equal Australia. It requires the nation to pause, to...
Fake Art Harms Culture Campaign – Proposed legislation rejected by Parliament
By Lee Elsdon (Solicitor, Arts Law), Roxanne Lorenz (Solicitor, Arts Law) and Kelvin Yeung (Intern, University of...
Arts Law holds our first virtual AGM
For the very first time, Arts Law held our Annual General Meeting virtually, with our...
Know your Rights: Free Webinar Series
Arts Law is launching a suite of free webinars to support artists, creators and the...
Artists in in the Black is gearing up for a big year in 2020.
The Artists in the Black (AITB) program for 2020 is starting to bolt ahead as...
