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Arts law's black fashion project

Donna Carstens, Louise Buckingham

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Abstract

Arts Law has developed a suite of legal documents associated with ethical collaborative agreements between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists and designers who wish to work and create together. Together, these agreements form part of Arts Law's Black Fashion project and have been supported by funding from Arts Queensland.

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Arts Law has developed a suite of legal documents associated with ethical collaborative agreements between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists and designers who wish to work and create together. Together, these agreements form part of Arts Law's Black Fashion project and have been supported by funding from Arts Queensland.

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Arts Law has developed a suite of legal documents associated with ethical collaborative agreements between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists and designers who wish to work and create together. Together, these agreements form part of Arts Law's Black Fashion project and have been supported by funding from Arts Queensland.

Key concepts: The arts, Suite, Law, Work (physics), Visual arts, Political science, Sociology, Engineering

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