2020 FUSE Glass Prize
Congratulations to JamFactory for excellent copyright terms. They reflect a respectful and fair treatment of...
Visual Arts
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2021 John Villiers Outback Art Prize
Arts Law regularly reviews the terms and conditions of competitions and rates them out of...
A gallery sells your work on consignment but won’t pay – what do you do?
We all want to get paid for our work, right? Imagine you have given your...
A visual artist discovers another artist is copying parts of her artwork – how should you react?
Arts Law was approached by an artist who instructed us that she had discovered parts...
Abdul Abdullah’s work labelled “offensive” and removed from exhibition – how does the artist respond?
Abdul Abdullah’s work explores the experience of “the other” in Australian society and often engages...
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...
After decades of struggle, artist Dale Oliver keeps fighting for his rights
When an artist sees a fake of their work for sale, the impact is felt...
Albert Namatjira – copyright and a will
Albert Namatjira's family’s legal influence over the management of his art after death was compromised...
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...
An Indigenous artist discovers his rights are infringed multiple times
Stephen Hogarth is an Indigenous visual artist in Queensland who has experienced ongoing copyright violations...
Ananguku Arts and Cultural Aboriginal Corporation: Infrastructure Upgrade Program – APY Lands
Ananguku Arts and Culture Aboriginal Corporation (Anaguku Arts) is an Aboriginal owned and governed organisation...
Archibald Prize 2020
Arts Law reached out to the Gallery to suggest ways their terms and conditions could...
