Protecting Your Copyright
Do you know how copyright works? And what it means for your art? Watch this animation and learn all about it!
Do you know how copyright works? And what it means for your art? Watch this animation and learn all about it!
Writing a will as an artist is very important. Watch this short animated video on how having a will protects your art and protects who will benefit from your art in years to come.
Let the Indulkana Tigers (as painted by Vincent Namatjira) teach you about contracts, why it’s good to have one and how they help you.
The Lovely Days talk about how they’ve been able to grow as a band by having proper contracts in place.
Hear renowned Australian author Robert Drewe talk about his experience with the law and his art.
Hear Arts Law client Alexia Sinclair discuss her experience with contracts and her recommendations for visual artists in the industry.
In June 2014, Arts Law was asked to present a seminar to Sydney and Melbourne members of the International Game Developers Association (IGDA) about the legal issues creators and developers need to consider when embarking on a games project. In this recording, Arts Law Deputy Director, Delwyn Everard, and Solicitor, Anika Valenti, discuss copyright and … Continued
Francis Gurry, Director General of WIPO, discusses what the World Intellectual Property Organisation is doing within the context of Indigenous Cultural Intellectual Property. Les Malezer, Foundation for Aboriginal and Islander Research Action, Australia and Marisella Ouma, Executive Director, Kenya Copyright Board also talk about the importance of the worldwide protection of Indigenous traditional knowledge and … Continued
Deputy Director of Arts Law Delwyn Everard discusses wills and how important a will is for Indigenous artists in managing how their art and property will be distributed after passing away.
Arts Law and NAVA held a seminar in 2013 on the impact of the Personal Property Securities Act (PPSA) on artists who deliver works on consignment to a commercial gallery or on loan for an exhibition. You can watch this two part seminar with Q&A at the end.