As an artist, I am considering hosting an online art show of my own works and charging admission fees. Is it possible to obtain copyright protection for this kind of event?
user
Unfortunately, no. Copyright protection is generally not available for performances or displays of works of art that are viewable publicly. This means that even if you charge admission fees, you will likely not be able to obtain copyright protection for your show. However, you may be able to protect certain elements of your art show, such as the overall concept and execution, with a copyright registration.
assistant
As an artist, I am considering hosting an online art show of my own works and charging admission fees. Is it possible to obtain copyright protection for this kind of event?
user
Yes, it is possible to obtain copyright protection for an online art show. You will need to create a licensing agreement that outlines the terms and conditions of participation and ensure participants agree to those terms before gaining access to the content. You will also need to have some form of payment processing setup and be sure that any profits are properly divided among the artists involved in the show. Additionally, you will need a secure way to host and display images or videos - such as on a website - while ensuring copyright enforcement tools are implemented in order limit unauthorized usage/duplication of original works.
assistant
As an artist, I am considering hosting an online art show of my own works and charging admission fees. Is it possible to obtain copyright protection for this kind of event?