In which of these situations do you not own copyright over your work?

If it was created as part of your duties for a job

Which of the following is an ethical way to be influenced by aboriginal art?

Use traditional indigenous materials such as paint made from ochre

Which of the following are you allowed to do to an artwork if own it?

Lend it to a gallery for inclusion in an exhibition

Are you allowed to copy an artwork?

Yes if it is for educational purpose

Which of the following are you not allowed to do?

Create a sculpture based on another artist’s drawing

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1
In which of these situations do you not own copyright over your work?
If you haven’t applied for copyright
If it was created as part of your duties for a job
If it was a commissioned artwork
If you have sold the artwork
2
Do you need to register copyright for an artwork?
Yes if you want photographic works protected
No
Yes if you want it to be protected
Yes if you want it protected outside of Australia
3
Which of the following is an ethical way to be influenced by aboriginal art?
Work from a photo of a rock painting more than two hundred years old
Use traditional indigenous materials such as paint made from ochre
Use patterning such as dots
Use any aboriginal imagery if you are an aboriginal artist yourself
4
How many years does copyright last in Australia?
Artist’s Lifetime + 70 years
70 Years
Forever
Artist’s Lifetime
5
Copyright is breached if a substantial portion of a work has been used or copied. What is a “substantial portion”?
Half to three quarters of the work
More than half of the work
If the whole work has been used
The essence of the work
6
Which of the following rights does an artist have over their work?
Nobody else may take credit for their work
Nobody should change the work without permission
All of the above
Nobody should make money from their work without permission
7
Which of the following are you allowed to do to an artwork if own it?
Paint over any parts that you don’t like
Sell photos of the work for inclusion in a magazine
Crop it to suit your frame
Lend it to a gallery for inclusion in an exhibition
8
Are you allowed to copy an artwork?
Yes if you change the colours
Yes if it is fan art
Yes if it is for educational purpose
No, never
9
When you sell an artwork, you lose the copyright to that artwork.
True
False
10
Which of the following are you not allowed to do?
Feature a reproduction of an artwork in an article or review
Create a sculpture based on another artist’s drawing
Use another artist’s techniques
Use part of another artists’s photograph as a reference for a drawing
11
You are allowed to use an artwork without permission if you are criticising or making fun of it.
True
False