DMCA Safe Harbor: Why Artists Can’t Sue Instagram
DMCA safe harbor shields internet service providers from any copyright infringement liability. Here's what artists can do to protect their work.
Street Art or Vandalism?
Street art remains controversial and the rights artists have over their works continues to be a messy subject but is it illegal?
Tips to Curate Your Creative Portfolio with Confidence
Hiring managers pay more attention to the contents of your creative portfolio than your work experience. Artrepreneur reviews proven strategies for curating a creative portfolio that lands you that coveted gig.
Licensing Strategies for the Visual Artist
Don't be at a disadvantage when negotiating against an experienced opposing party. Here a few things to consider to even the playing field.
Crafting Your Artist Business Plan: A Step-by-Step Guide
A successful art entrepreneur understands that an artist business plan is critical for success. Here's a step-by-step guide to create your own.
How can I Find Out if a Creative Work is Copyright Free?
Given the popularity of street art, video mash-ups, remixes, or pop art, it's important to know whether the works being used are copyright-free.
Taking Photos with People? Know These Photography Rights
In this article, we review a key example of publicity and privacy issues, and what you need to know to keep your photography rights in the clear.
Must-Do’s for Creating Your Artist Website
Many artist websites fail to capture their audience. Follow these simple tips for creating visually stunning sites that include all the necessary information that will engage others.
Four Reasons Artists Should Hire Lawyers
Artists and lawyers don’t usually get to work together. But the perfect opportunity arises when you want to take an art business to the next level.
Who holds the Copyright in AI Created Art
A team of scientists, programmers and historians have created an algorithm that created a physical work of art that mimics the look of a genuine Rembrandt painting. But can a computer generated work have copyright protection?
Who Really Owns the Art: Freelancers or Employers?
Many people think if they pay for creative work, they own the copyright but as you'll see in this article, that isn't always the case.
How to Launch a Creative Crowdfunding Campaign for Your Next Art Project
Launching a creative crowdfunding campaign is a common way to fund your art projects. How can you best set yourself up for success?
12 Creative Jobs for Art Majors
Explore some of the most popular creative career paths open to students who major in art.
Is Street Photography Legal?
Are street photographers protected when taking photos of strangers in public or are they invading the subject's right to privacy?
Jeffrey Deitch Reveals His Secrets to Sell Art
[email protected] and Orangenius present an interview with Jeffrey Deitch, a pervasive figure in the world of contemporary art. Listen to the full podcast here!
Fair Use of Copyright Images in Your Blog
Knowing more about copyright and fair use will help you determine what is yours to use and what is off limits.
When Applying for Visual Art Grants, Bigger Isn’t Always Better
When competition for large grant funding is high, smaller visual arts grants can be closer within reach and help you reach your goals as a professional artist.
Should An Artist Trademark Their Name?
Your name is a corporate asset with real tangible value, and protecting it is an important business consideration. A trademark may be the answer.
Latest Podcasts
Matt Rota: From Art-School to Illustrating for the New York Times
For artist Matt Rota, finding community and building a network is key. He sat down with Artrepreneur’s Chief-Curator to discuss the path from art school kid to illustrating for the New York Times, The New York, Harpers, Politico, Smithsonian, The Washington Post, and the Criterion Collection among others.
Fine Art vs. Commercial? Scott Gordley On Taking Both Paths
Grace sits down with renowned artist & illustrator Scott Gordley to discuss what it was like to paint James Earl Jones’ portrait, as well as Cher, Madonna, and Michelle Pfeiffer. Gordley’s commercial work has appeared in Time, Esquire, Newsday, Playboy, and the London Times, among others. He dives into what makes an illustration “smart”, the importance of understanding your subject, and how to bring extra dimension into your work that’ll catch the eye of any decent art director.
For Anelle Miller of Society of Illustrators, Confidence is Key.
Anelle Miller, Director of the Society of Illustrators and the Museum of American Illustration in New York City, understands a successful career requires more than just talent. After all, it's not what gifts you have, it's what you do with them. Early on Anelle...
