Copyright & Licensing for Visual Artists: Monetizing Your Rights

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Saturday, July 09, 2011
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
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Ken Edwards Center, 1527 4th Street, Santa Monica, CA 90401

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Copyright & Licensing for Visual Artists: Monetizing Your Rights
with Alexandra Darraby, Esq.

We'll start by demystifying the Ten Biggest Myths About Copyright, and then proceed to focus on practical explanations for artists and galleries on the following issues: what copyright ownership really means, what monetizing a copyright means, how to license a copyright, and business strategies and pros and cons of licensing. We'll also discuss what happens when you post your copyrighted work on the Internet - have you exposed your copyright to foreign territories where American copyright law does not apply, and, if so, what are the ramifications? What are courts saying about “publication” in the web world? Finally, we'll discuss issues surrounding appropriation art and the recently decided Richard Prince and Gagosian Gallery case.

Alexandra Darraby, Esq. is Principal in the Art Law Firm, a California law firm, and President of Creative Vision Strategies, LLC, a New York based company serving arts, media, architecture and entertainment. Ms. Darraby negotiates and prepares licensing and distribution agreements across multimedia platforms and creates and implements domestic and international branding strategies for artists, designers, archives, museums, performance artists, corporate and institutional clients. The firm also prosecutes and defends infringement and moral rights actions. Ms. Darraby is Co-Chair of International Intellectual Property in the ABA International Section. Thomson Reuters West published her legal treatise, Art Artifact Architecture & Museum Law, in its 15th edition.

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