The interaction between art as a form of protest and legal boundaries In early March at the University of Cambridge, a painting of the...

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On Thursday the 29th of February, the National Council of Provinces voted in favour of the highly anticipated Copyright Amendment Bill....

Once again, the students in the Stellenbosch Art Law Clinic are working on writing a new booklet which deals with the amendments that are...

What started as the brainchild of the University of Münster in Germany expanded and blossomed into a fully-fledged established society at...

Estate duty tax, sometimes referred to as inheritance tax, is a tax that is imposed by the government on the transfer of a person's...

When can one use another's work? In 1984 a black and white photograph of Prince, the singer-songwriter, was snapped by Lynn Goldsmith....

The British Museum is said to house the largest collection of historical artifacts in the world. Founded in 1753, it prides itself on...

Copyright is a form of Intellectual Property that automatically protects works which meet set requirements. It differs from country to...

On a rainy Thursday evening in Dorp Street, the Stellenbosch Art Law Clinic (SALC) hosted its first lecture for 2023. The event was...

Jane Birkin, the namesake of the iconic Hermès Birkin Bag, passed away this year on the 16th of July, sparking renewed interest in the...

Table of Content Verbal/Oral Contracts are valid contracts Advantages of a written contract Consignment Agreements Performers’ rights...

Maximising Tax Benefits: A Freelance Artist's Guide to Navigating Income Tax under the Income Tax Act