for the Business of Being an Artist
From the category archives:
Next time you run into a difficult situation, don’t be afraid to take action and be the “maverick.” Use your best judgment along with carefully justified reasoning to determine your course. And always live up to your agreements while continuing to communicate all the way.
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Deep thoughts happen even on Christmas Eve!
How do you handle it when you think another artist is “stealing” your ideas?
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John T. Unger is my guest on this 30-minute recording. He shares insight into an art copyright lawsuit that has been brought against him and how it might affect other artists.
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Artist John T. Unger is getting an unwanted education in copyright law. His court case could have far-reaching intellectual property implications for the original work created by other artists and creative entrepreneurs.
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Let’s say you take your work to a venue (gallery, home, business, etc.) because someone has asked to see it in person. After you arrive, you’re asked to leave your art at the venue so that other people can see it. It’s fine to do this as long as you have something in writing.
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