Advice on creating a best practice art prize: National Capital Art Prize 2021
It’s wonderful to see that as a result of our advice The National Capital Art...
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Advising the Australasian Association of Writing Programs on best practice terms and conditions for writing competitions
Arts Law are always pleased to be approached by competition organisers for advice on how...
Advising Women with Disabilities Australia on best practice terms and conditions for its competition and blog
Arts Law advised Women with Disabilities Australia (WWDA), on best practice for its terms and conditions for...
An Alternative Way to Resolve Disputes: Settling a dispute between an artist and Government
Jason Passfield contacted Arts Law when he believed a design he had created had been...
Artist and Art Centre Agreement
This sample Indigenous Artist and Art Centre Agreement should be used when a non-profit Indigenous...
Artists in the Black Collaboration Toolkit – resources for use in Indigenous art projects
Resources and best practice information for use in collaborative arts projects involving Aboriginal and Torres...
Arts Law Outreach to the Tiwi Islands
The artists Arts Law met work across a broad range of practices reflecting the Tiwi...
Artwork Made Using Animal and Plant Material – Australia
This information sheet looks at how the Commonwealth legislation affects the use of native species...
Artwork Made Using Animal and Plant Material – New South Wales
Plant and animal materials are a central part of many artists' work, raising unique legal...
Artwork made using Animal and Plant Material – South Australia
For many artists, plant and animal materials form a central part of the artworks that...
Artwork made using Animal and Plant Material – Victoria
This information sheet focusses on the impact of laws in Victoria when using plant and...
Artwork made using Animal and Plant Material – Northern Territory
This information sheet focusses on the impact of laws in the Northern Territory when using...
