In case you haven't seen it already, the CAA 2021 call for participation for sessions soliciting contributors is NOW OPEN! Full CFP details can be found herehttps://caa.confex.com/caa/2021/webprogrampreliminary/meeting.html; deadline to submit is September 16, 2020.
And, if you love copyright, and let's be honest...who on this list doesn't, then please consider submitting to the Committee on Intellectual Property's session:
Copyright in the Age of Remotenesshttps://caa.confex.com/caa/2021/webprogrampreliminary/Session7523.html Affiliated Society or Committee Name: Committee on Intellectual Property Emily Lanza, U.S. Copyright Office and Anne M. Young, Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields Email Address(s): emilyla8@gmail.com , ayoung@discovernewfields.org
The current copyright framework poses challenges for the creation and consumption of visual art and related scholarship, as the analog media of the past have been supplanted by a digital world. In the age of social distancing and remoteness, how will the copyright framework be challenged, both domestically and globally, with the new reliance on the digital?
Copyright will continue guiding the creation, maintenance, distribution, and consumption of visual art and scholarship both domestically and globally, but what are the copyright-related best practices to help ensure a smoother transition to meet increasing demand for digital access?
This panel seeks to address how the age of remoteness could (re)define the copyright best practices and informational resources for those navigating a world functioning online and digitally at an unprecedented magnitude. How does the age of remoteness alter our concept of fair use and open access in the arenas of performance, publishing, and online education, for example? We welcome papers across geographic contexts and from different perspectives, including that of artists, archivists, designers, technologists, lawyers, librarians, scholars, publishers, and museum professionals.
Anne M. Young Director of Legal Affairs and Intellectual Property
NEWFIELDS | A PLACE FOR NATURE & THE ARTS INDIANAPOLIS MUSEUM OF ART | THE GARDEN | LILLY HOUSE | THE VIRGINIA B. FAIRBANKS ART & NATURE PARK | MILLER HOUSE & GARDEN
4000 MICHIGAN ROAD * INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46208 ayoung@DiscoverNewfields.orgmailto:ayoung@DiscoverNewfields.org www.DiscoverNewfields.orghttp://www.discovernewfields.org/ T 317-923-1331 x171
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On Thu, Aug 20, 2020 at 8:37 AM Anne Young ayoung@discovernewfields.org wrote:
In case you haven’t seen it already, the CAA 2021 call for participation for sessions soliciting contributors is NOW OPEN! Full CFP details can be found here https://caa.confex.com/caa/2021/webprogrampreliminary/meeting.html; deadline to submit is September 16, 2020.
And, if you love copyright, and let’s be honest…who on this list doesn’t, then please consider submitting to the Committee on Intellectual Property’s session:
*Copyright in the Age of Remoteness https://caa.confex.com/caa/2021/webprogrampreliminary/Session7523.html* *Affiliated Society or Committee Name:* Committee on Intellectual Property
*Emily Lanza*, U.S. Copyright Office and *Anne M. Young*, Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields *Email Address(s):* emilyla8@gmail.com , ayoung@discovernewfields.org
The current copyright framework poses challenges for the creation and consumption of visual art and related scholarship, as the analog media of the past have been supplanted by a digital world. In the age of social distancing and remoteness, how will the copyright framework be challenged, both domestically and globally, with the new reliance on the digital?
Copyright will continue guiding the creation, maintenance, distribution, and consumption of visual art and scholarship both domestically and globally, but what are the copyright-related best practices to help ensure a smoother transition to meet increasing demand for digital access?
This panel seeks to address how the age of remoteness could (re)define the copyright best practices and informational resources for those navigating a world functioning online and digitally at an unprecedented magnitude. How does the age of remoteness alter our concept of fair use and open access in the arenas of performance, publishing, and online education, for example? We welcome papers across geographic contexts and from different perspectives, including that of artists, archivists, designers, technologists, lawyers, librarians, scholars, publishers, and museum professionals.
*Anne M. Young*
Director of Legal Affairs and Intellectual Property
*NEWFIELDS *| A PLACE FOR NATURE & THE ARTS
*INDIANAPOLIS MUSEUM OF ART | THE GARDEN | LILLY HOUSE | THE VIRGINIA B. FAIRBANKS ART & NATURE PARK | MILLER HOUSE & GARDEN*
4000 MICHIGAN ROAD • INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46208
ayoung@DiscoverNewfields.org
www.DiscoverNewfields.org http://www.discovernewfields.org/
*T* 317-923-1331 x171
Pronouns: *She, Her, Hers*
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