Professional statute overview
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Purpose and legislative effect
“An artist commissioned by the program for a work of art has specified rights in that work, including copyright rights, authorship, photographic reproduction, first refusal to do repair and conservation work, purchase if the state sells it, and the ability to disassociate their name or authorship if unauthorized repair”
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An artist commissioned by the program for a work of art has specified rights in that work, including copyright rights, authorship, photographic reproduction, first refusal to do repair and conservation work, purchase if the state sells it, and the ability to…
Section 9-6-409
A holder has the right to claim authorship of the work of art.
Section 9-6-409(2)
The right of first refusal includes repairing and conserving the work of art under accepted conservation principles, and buying it if the state decides to sell.
Section 9-6-409(4)
to conduct all repair and conservation work on the work of art in accordance with accepted principles of professional conservation; and
Section 9-6-409(4)(a)
The artist may deny further association of the artist’s name or authorship with the work of art if conservation or repair is done by someone other than the artist and, in the artist’s opinion, it damages the work’s integrity.
Section 9-6-409(5)
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