DACS is delighted to be speaking at the University of the Arts London’s (UAL) forthcoming conference, Questioning Rights: Disruptive and emerging IPR management practices in the arts, on Tuesday 21 April 2015 at Central St Martins.
The challenges and opportunities of IP in culture
The full day conference will examine the challenges and opportunities of intellectual property rights for the cultural sector.
It will provide the opportunity for a range of professionals in the arts and cultural sector, from archivists to creative practitioners, to discuss and debate cutting edge research and emerging creative approaches to intellectual property management.
Speaking on behalf of DACS will be Mark Waugh, Head of Research and Innovation, and Tania Phipps-Rufus, who is currently undertaking a period of research at DACS as part of the
Creativeworks London Researcher-in-Residence initiative.
Mark will be speaking about
Art360, an exciting new project which is being developed through the DACS Foundation to support artists and their estates in managing their archives.
Other speakers include Dominic Young, Copyright Hub; Ben White, British Library and Sarah Tierney, We Are Colony.
Find out more and book tickets
The conference is a
Knowledge Quarter event and is hosted by
Central St Martins, in conjunction with
Archiving the Arts.
Tickets are priced from £20 and can be booked online through UAL’s website.
Find out more and book online
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Image credit: Market Matters, an event hosted by DACS in 2012. Photograph by Brian Benson © Brian Benson, 2015.