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1
Ethical considerations are also known as.......
Moral Rights
Appropriation
Copyright
Fair dealing
2
The ‘Fair Dealing’ exception to Copyright infringement means that:
The court allows you to use an image
Allowed use if for research/study, satire, parody or review
You can use someone else’s image if not making a profit.
3
Moral Rights that protect artist’ reputations & prevent work from being altered or damaged are?
The right of Appropriation
The right of Moral rights
The right of integrity
The right of Copyright
4
How does an artist get copyright?
Automatically
By purchasing it
They can't
5
How long does Copyright last work?
The lifetime of the artist plus 10 years
5 years after the artists death
The lifetime of the artist plus 80 years
The lifetime of the artist plus 70 years
6
What is Appropriation?
Deleting elements out of an original artwork
Stealing elements to use in the creation of a new artwork
Borrowing elements to use in the creation of a new artwork
Copying elements to use in the creation of a new artwork
7
What does Copyright apply to?
Writing, visual images, music, computer programs and films
Food and clothing
Fair dealing
Moral rights
8
Intellectual property refers to the intangible property that is the result of creativity.
False
True
9
We are currently using the Copyright Act of 1968.....
True
False
10
Name the artist who completed this artwork
Andy Warhol
Mona Lisa
Marcel Duchamp
Ai Weiwei