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CONFERENCE | AUTHORSHIP: INSIDE AND OUT

25 March, 2017 - 11:00 to 14:30

A debate on art reproduction, licences, implications and appropriations in the age of viral reproducibility

Saturday 25 March
Second Floor of Fabra i Coats Art Factory
11:00 to 14:30

11:00 to 12:30 presentations and questions from the moderator
12:30 to 12:45 coffee break
12:45 to 14:30 questions and answers session
 
Speakers:
Abel Garriga, copyright lawyer
Andreu Meixide, organiser of the BccN-Barcelona Creative Commons Film Festival
Beatriz Panadés, deputy director of VEGAP
Montserrat Soto, artist and member of VEGAP
Xavier Bassas, philosopher, translator and editor of art and politics
Moderator: Eva Sòria, copyright and contemporary creation expert
 
An initiative of PAAC, organised by Fabra i Coats - Art Factory and Contemporary Art Centre.
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Among its objectives, PAAC, Associative Platform of Artists of Catalonia, aims to bring together artistic practices and to represent them, at the same time as identifying any possible issues that affect artists with regard to their moral and economic rights and those on ethics and work. 

Since the foundation of our association, many visual artists have questioned whether or not the collective management model is a viable alternative in a world in which contemporary creation copies, reuses, recycles and shares or is so conceptual that in many cases cannot be qualified as a “piece of art” according to intellectual property laws.

This debate aims to respond to some of these concerns and also to give a place and voice to all those interested in the subject.

We also believe that institutions such as VEGAP are making an effort to adapt to contemporary creation, by allowing, for example, its members the opportunity to exclude from its management mandate works with creative commons licences.

With the support of Fabra i Coats, the desire of this conference is to establish a dialogue between different visual arts sector professionals and VEGAP, to compare opinions and to provide an opportunity for discussion in an open and participative space for debate. 

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