Rights guide art in public spaces

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May someone use a photo of your mural for a website? Or offer it as a poster in a webshop? What can you do if your artwork is poorly maintained or if the municipality decides to move it or even destroy it - does copyright still play a role? And what can Pictoright do in this regard?

To help creators and their patrons with difficult issues surrounding art in public space, Pictoright's legal team has developed a rights guide. The rights guide answers legal questions and also provides sample letters that you can use to object to infringements or unlawful acts yourself.

By going through the rights guide step by step, you will know when it makes sense to take action. In that case, you will automatically end up with the right letter. In addition to the advice and sample letters for artists, there is also a tool for the owners or managers of works of art that can help with questions about maintenance, encroachment, relocation or removal.

See magazine.pictoright.nl

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