#UNCONTROLLED ARTISTIC LICENCE CODE#

Cultural and Intellectual Property Policy – Indigenous Stories – a policy for the recording or transcribing of traditional stories told by members of a language group and includes a consent form to be completed by the storyteller.In addition, the Toolkit contains a number of best practice Cultural and Intellectual Property Policy documents which are useful for Art Centres to consider adopting. painting, print or drawing) to enter into an agreement with a manufacturer to produce merchandise and products with the artwork on them. Copyright Licence – Manufacturing Agreement – a limited licence for when an Artist wants to use an image of their existing artwork (e.g.Copyright Licence – Art Centre Logo – a licence for when the Art Centre wants to create a business logo from an existing Indigenous artwork.Collaboration Agreement – Fashion and Furnishings – a licence agreement for when a Designer wishes to work with an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Artist or group of artists to produce clothing, textiles and/or furnishings which is based on, incorporating or inspired by the artworks of the Artist or group of artists.Copyright Licence Agreement – Fashion – a licence for when an Art Centre wishes to manufacture and sell fashion items with the Artist’s artwork on them.Copyright Licence Agreement – Fabric – a licence to reproduce the artwork in connection with the manufacture, importation, distribution, promotion, advertising and sale of printed fabric.painting, print or drawing) on merchandise. Copyright Licence – Merchandise – Third Party – a licence for when a party other than an Art Centre wants to use an image of an existing Indigenous artwork (e.g.painting, print or drawing) on merchandise the Art Centre will sell. Copyright Licence Agreement – Merchandise – Art Centre – a licence for when the Art Centre wants to use an image of an existing Indigenous artwork (e.g.painting, print, photograph or a still multimedia image) in an online or digital publication.

book, postcard, corporate brochure, book or poster). painting, print, drawing, photograph or a still multimedia image) in a print publication (e.g.

Template agreements contained in the Toolkit are available to subscribers as editable word documents.

They are designed to respect both the economic and moral rights of individual artists, and the Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP) of the Indigenous communities of the artists.

#UNCONTROLLED ARTISTIC LICENCE CODE#

These resources comply with the Indigenous Art Code and the Australia Council Protocols for Using First Nations Cultural and Intellectual Property in the Arts.

The Copyright Licence Toolkit – Art Centres ( the Toolkit) contains model best practice copyright licences and policies that cover most uses organisations and individuals want to make of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art works. The Copyright Licence Toolkit – Art Centres (the Toolkit) contains model best practice copyright licences and policies that cover most uses organisations and individuals want to make of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art works.

Uncontrolled artistic licence