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Description

Map Location (Town/suburb or business address – please complete if you have a studio or gallery where you sell your work if it is open to the public.)

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If the Applicant is an organisation, please list the names of all directors, secretaries, senior executives and senior managers and officers of that organisation.

If the Applicant is an organisation, please list all related entities (including entities that have an interest in the organisation and subsidiaries of the organisation).

How long have you been conducting your Indigenous Art business?

Are you currently engaged in, or have you been engaged in, any other business that is involved in Indigenous Art (Related Businesses)? If so, please list any such Related Businesses. If the Applicant is an organisation, please also apply this question to any officers of the organisation.

What procedures do you have in place to manage copyright and other Intellectual property rights as they relate to your business?

Add a website or social media accounts to your profile

Do you use online trading sites (such as Ebay and Gumtree) for the purposes of your Indigenous Art business (or do any of your Related Businesses)? If so, please list the relevant websites and describe how you use those websites.

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Please list all Indigenous Artwork that you trade in.

For example: Original works such as paintings on bark, paintings on canvas, original works on paper, edition prints, digital media, sculpture, Yidaki-Didgeridoo, artefacts, textiles, fabrics and fashion. Merchandise such as

Please list the name of each supplier of Indigenous Artwork that you (or your Indigenous Artwork business) have used within the last 3 years.

Do you work with Indigenous Artists who are members of, or regularly work with; Indigenous owned and governed art centres? If so, please list the relevant Indigenous owned and governed art centres.

Do you work with any other Indigenous Art businesses? If so, please list the relevant businesses.

Do you sell any Indigenous Artwork that is not Australian designed or made?

For example, merchandise such as boomerangs, didgeridoos, clothing and tea towels with Indigenous designs that are not designed or made in Australia.

Do you only source merchandise where you can confirm that a royalty or licensing fee is being paid to the artist whose work is being reproduced?

Are you currently, or have you been, the subject of any external evaluation / scrutiny of your Indigenous Artwork business practices? If the Applicant is an organisation, please also apply this question to any officers of the organisation.

For example, evaluation or scrutiny by a government/ regulatory body, bankruptcy/insolvency proceedings, or any legal or other enforcement actions involving dishonesty, misrepresentation, concealment of material facts or breach of duty.

This information will be included in your listing on the Indigenous Art Code website. This information is intended to assist visitors to search for you on the Code website.

How do you remunerate Indigenous Artists or Indigenous owned and governed art centres who supply you with Indigenous Artwork? Please provide details of any instances where you have provided remuneration in a form other than money.

Do you provide Indigenous Artists with complete and accurate information regarding any sale of their Indigenous Artwork (including the sale price and the identity of the purchaser)? If so, please explain how.

When you are dealing with an Indigenous Artist in relation to Indigenous Artwork, do you enter into a written agreement with the artist describing the arrangements? If so, are your written agreements based on or substantially similar to the 'best practice' sample agreements provided by the Arts Law Centre of Australia? Please attach a sample of the agreement/s you use.

Note: 'Best practice' sample agreements provided by the Arts Law Centre of Australia may be obtained from the Arts Law Centre of Australia. Read more on the Artists in the Black website.

How do you demonstrate provenance for Indigenous Artwork that you sell? For example, what evidence do you provide to your buyers that substantiates the authenticity of the relevant Indigenous Artwork?

Please describe your procedures for managing, archiving and cataloguing your Indigenous Artwork sales and payments. Is this information available to the Indigenous Artists who create the artwork?

Please describe your record keeping system for your Indigenous Artwork. Example: in stock; on consignment; sold to buyers.