Case Studies: A snapshot of Arts Law’s Impact
A Snapshot of Arts Law's Impact in Australia's arts communities....
Case Studies
P.D. Casely-Hayford: Getting your public commission contract right
P.D. Casely-Hayford is an experimental filmmaker, visual sound and performance artist. One of her most...
Joseph McNeill: Licensing Music
Joseph McNeill, also known as “Saucypeanuts”, is a Byron Bay based performer and composer. Joseph...
Negotiating a licensing agreement
What happens when you negotiate a deal with a company and then the person you...
Urban Smart Projects: Best Practice in Public Artwork Projects
Urban Smart Projects (USP) is a street art initiative that engages local artists and residents...
The Town of Victoria Park: Best Practice in Public Art
The Town of Victoria Park on the Swan River in Western Australia is a vibrant,...
Snapshot of just some of the artists that Arts Law’s Artists in the Black service has helped
Arts Law helps artists from many different artforms and areas of Australia. Here is a...
Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair: Creating a Non-Profit Business Structure
Established in 2007, the Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair is an annual cultural event showcasing visual artworks from...
Artists of Ampilatwatja: Dealing with an overseas gallery
In 2012 Artists of Ampilatwatja Corporation contacted Artists in the Black about a dispute with...
Papunya Tjupi Arts Centre: recovering artists’ money when a gallery goes bust!
Most visual artists work towards an exhibition at a gallery which takes their work on...
Tony Hollis: Performers’ rights to payment and royalties
Tony, a musician, realised he had been paid below the industry standard rate for some...
Australian Cartoonists’ Association: Cartoonists’ Rights
The Australian Cartoonists’ Association (ACA)was engaged in negotiations with the Australian Associated Press (AAP) regarding...
