Agenda
Copy this Workshop
Copy this Workshop is an interactive workshop in which you discover the concepts underlying intellectual property and how they apply in your practice. How do you get copyright? For what work? And for how long? How does copyright move across mediums, and how can you go about integrating the work of others? Because they get copyright too!
Date: Thursday, October 24th,
Time: 09:30-13h
Location: Onomatopee, Lucas Gasselstraat 2a, 5613 LB Eindhoven
Language: EN
Price: 15 Euros, 25 Euros with a copy of Copy this book
Artists and designers today are increasingly confronted with legal issues. Legally speaking, popular artistic strategies such as citation and appropriation can amount to copyright infringement. Even well-established artists aren’t always aware of the implications of copyright, as was demonstrated in the high-profile case of Belgian painter Luc Tuymans, who infringed upon photographer Katrien van Giel’s copyright. Given the increasing ease with which images circulate, it becomes ever more necessary for artists to apprehend the legal status of their works. As new EU legislation pushes online platforms globally towards automated scanning of uploads (Article 13), artists are more likely to be impacted when their artistic creation oversteps legal boundaries.
In the workshop we will explore the different ways artists and designers can resolve such conflicts, including options that are neither as costly nor as time consuming as lawsuits.
Another vital role of copyright for artists and designers is the leverage it provides when negotiating with publishers, agents and other intermediaries. Having others represent you as an artist requires a copyright deal. Copy This Workshop will introduce the different possible types of copyright licensing and assignment available.
Through a mixture of a presentation, sharing of knowledge and interactive workshop with Eric Schrijver the author of Copy this Book, an artist’s guide to copyright (Onomatopee, 2018). You will also learn by sharing your experiences and knowledge of the market with the other participants. You are encouraged to bring an object or work you have created in order to understand the possibilities and limitations of IP protection and exploitation.
If you are a creative professional or recent graduate who wants to gain more information about your professional rights when it comes to copying and being copied, this workshop is a must for you. It’s also relevant to artists & designers who want to understand their rights when negotiating with clients, galleries, publishers and distributors.
Keep in mind spaces are limited for this workshop! So make sure to book your place far in advance!
ABOUT ERIC SCHRIJVER
Eric Schrijver is a Dutch interaction designer, artist and author, born in Amsterdam in 1984. From 2011 to 2017 he was a core member of the graphic design collective Open Source Publishing. Eric is the author of “Copy This Book: an artist’s guide to copyright” (Onomatopee, 2018).
ABOUT THE ARTIST AND THE OTHERS
The Artist and the Others is an initiative based on the importance of arts for our society and the benefit of shared knowledge. The foundation, initiated in 2013, supports young artists and cultural professionals during their career in the cultural field. Our goal is to overcome the difficulties that artists and cultural professionals encounter in the first years after their studies. A critical period when is pivotal to establish professional connections, and develop the knowledge and necessary skills to boost their future career.
Onoamtopee
Onoamtopee
COPY THIS BOOK – meet and discuss
Designer and author Eric Schrijver invites you to meet and discuss your copyright cases—both those related to copying and to getting copied!
After 8 Books
31 passage du Ponceau – Paris 2e
After 8 Books
31 passage du Ponceau – Paris 2e
Performance & copy party
The audio-visual performance Copy This Book followed by “Copie Machine: Temporary Photocopy Zone”, a DIY copy and print party featuring Antoine Lefebvre, Laura Morsch-Kihn and Sara MacKillop.
Printroom
Schietbaanstraat 17
3014ZV Rotterdam (NL)
Printroom
Schietbaanstraat 17
3014ZV Rotterdam (NL)
Copy This Book: The Brussels Launch
An audio-visual performance, followed by a round-table discussion with Julien Cabay, Freek Lomme and Eleanor Ivory Weber.
CAVEAT / Batard!
November 2 2018
17:30 - 19:00
Beursschouwburg
Auguste Ortsstraat 20-28
1000 Brussels
Beursschouwburg
Auguste Ortsstraat 20-28
1000 Brussels
Copy This Book - Book Launch
How do you create an original expression? That’s not simply an artistic question, it’s a legal question. In an audio-visual performance, Eric Schrijver will show artistic creation as it happens in from the perspective of the law, charting exactly the threshold of originality, where ideas become expressions; and, on the other hand, where incidental reproduction and abstract inspiration become infringements of the rights of others.
Made possible thanks to the Creative Industries Fund NL
Onomatopee
Onomatopee
Publication
Copy This Book
€ 17
add to cartThis book is an artist’s guide to copyright, written for makers. Both practical and critical, this book will guide you through the concepts underlying copyright and how they apply in your practice.
How do you get copyright? For what work? And for how long? How does copyright move across mediums, and how can you go about integrating the work of others? Because they get copyright too!
Copy this Book will detail the concepts of authorship and original creation that underlie our legal system. This way, it will equip you with the conceptual keys to participate in the debate on intellectual property today.
This sharp and useful book shines a light on the rights of all artists to protect—and share—their work. Eric Schrijver has produced an essential guide for navigating the new Commons and the old laws of copyright control.
— Ellen Lupton, curator and critic
- Type
- softcover
- Dimensions
- 195 x 140 MM / 7.7 x 5.5 inches
- Pages
- 192
- ISBN
- 978-94-91677-93-9
- Editor
- Loraine Furter, Eric Schrijver
- Author
- Eric Schrijver
- Graphic
- Loraine Furter, Eric Schrijver
- Binding
- Sewn-glued
- Paper
- 300 g/m2 Munken Print White 1.5 (cover), 115/g m2 Munken Print White 1.5 (inside pages)
- Edition
- 1.000
- Color
- 1/1 black + 1/1 PMS (inside pages ) Cover: 2/2 PMS; 1/0 Glossy Spot-UV
- Printer
- Printon, Tallin (EST)
- Image specs
- 32 illustrations
- Onomatopee project manager
- Freek Lomme
- Photography of the book
- Blickfanger
- Copy editor
- Eleanor Ivory Weber. Legal Editor: Julien Cabay
- Made possible by
- Creative Industries Fund NL
PEOPLE INVOLVED IN THIS PROJECT AND ALL THE ROLES THESE PEOPLE EVER HAD IN ONOMATOPEE PROJECTS
- Eric Schrijver artist, editor, author
- Loraine Furter editor, author
- Stimuleringsfonds / Creative Industries Fund The Netherlands public fund
- Printon printer