How can I get my art work into art galleries and museums?
Q. If I wanted to start submitting my art work to galleries and museums, what would be the best way to go about that? How would I submit my work? What are some of the best ways to creat a portfolio? Any help on the subject would be wonderful, thanks.
Asked by charlie6385 - Thu May 24 16:56:04 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All the art galleries have a submission process. Call and ask when their judgings are. Start at your smaller galleries- or you can have your own gallery opening. Rent out a small space and invite all of your friends and family. Set up a jazz band or something.
Answered by Ladeedah - Thu May 24 19:23:57 2007
Q. If I wanted to start submitting my art work to galleries and museums, what would be the best way to go about that? How would I submit my work? What are some of the best ways to creat a portfolio? Any help on the subject would be wonderful, thanks.
Asked by charlie6385 - Thu May 24 16:56:04 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All the art galleries have a submission process. Call and ask when their judgings are. Start at your smaller galleries- or you can have your own gallery opening. Rent out a small space and invite all of your friends and family. Set up a jazz band or something.
Answered by Ladeedah - Thu May 24 19:23:57 2007
how to attach art work to the wall so it cant be stolen from galleries?
Q. We are putting some art work into a trendy new shop and are looking for a way to make sure that it is secured to the walls so as not to be tampered with in any way. Please advise .
Asked by Glenda - Mon Nov 26 14:45:34 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the crooks want it, they will get it! Trick is to make it hard for them, they like quick and easy grabs and nothing that will take too much time to do.
Answered by suzb49 - Mon Nov 26 15:46:10 2007
Q. We are putting some art work into a trendy new shop and are looking for a way to make sure that it is secured to the walls so as not to be tampered with in any way. Please advise .
Asked by Glenda - Mon Nov 26 14:45:34 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the crooks want it, they will get it! Trick is to make it hard for them, they like quick and easy grabs and nothing that will take too much time to do.
Answered by suzb49 - Mon Nov 26 15:46:10 2007
When you create an art portfolio should the picture of your work fill the frame?
Q. I have to create an art portfolio for a graduate program, my undergrad did not require it so it is my first time. I have done a graphic design portfolio but this is different to me. When I take pictures of my work should i have the painting or photograph fill the entire frame or have it up against a background hanging against a white or black wall? Thank you so much.
Asked by xxciera717xx - Sat Dec 1 14:03:35 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. best to have the image of the painting take up as much of the frame as possible unless you are doing an installation shot. professional photographers who regularly do photos of paintings for museums and galleries will use tape measure and level so that the lens of the camera is centered on the painting and that the fiilm [camera back] is parrallel to the surface of the painting. frequently the rest of the slide is "blacked out" but photographs are white walls are OK don't shoot against fences or brick walls... too distracting.
Answered by edzerne - Sat Dec 1 15:09:10 2007
Q. I have to create an art portfolio for a graduate program, my undergrad did not require it so it is my first time. I have done a graphic design portfolio but this is different to me. When I take pictures of my work should i have the painting or photograph fill the entire frame or have it up against a background hanging against a white or black wall? Thank you so much.
Asked by xxciera717xx - Sat Dec 1 14:03:35 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. best to have the image of the painting take up as much of the frame as possible unless you are doing an installation shot. professional photographers who regularly do photos of paintings for museums and galleries will use tape measure and level so that the lens of the camera is centered on the painting and that the fiilm [camera back] is parrallel to the surface of the painting. frequently the rest of the slide is "blacked out" but photographs are white walls are OK don't shoot against fences or brick walls... too distracting.
Answered by edzerne - Sat Dec 1 15:09:10 2007
What is the best place to buy cheap art work?
Q. What is the cheapest place to buy art work? When I used on the eastcoast, big lots used to have the best art work for 20 dollars only, but hee in CA is very expensive.I even went to the swapmeet and found nothing but all expensive ones.
Asked by half2005 - Wed Sep 3 09:01:37 2008 - - 1 Answers - 4 Comments
A. You won't be finding it at the galleries. Check out Etsy.com and in a pinch the art section of eBay. You can also look at the local arts and crafts shows, they often have fine art only at some events.
Answered by hudsongray - Wed Sep 3 10:41:00 2008
Q. What is the cheapest place to buy art work? When I used on the eastcoast, big lots used to have the best art work for 20 dollars only, but hee in CA is very expensive.I even went to the swapmeet and found nothing but all expensive ones.
Asked by half2005 - Wed Sep 3 09:01:37 2008 - - 1 Answers - 4 Comments
A. You won't be finding it at the galleries. Check out Etsy.com and in a pinch the art section of eBay. You can also look at the local arts and crafts shows, they often have fine art only at some events.
Answered by hudsongray - Wed Sep 3 10:41:00 2008
I'm thinking of doing work experience in a art gallery during the summer holidays?
Q. I'm in my first year at universty, I'm studying fine art and I live in Warrington during the holidays so I want to go to galleries in the north west. I want to hear from people who work in galleries, people in the art industry and those who have done work experience in galleries. I know it's a bit early but there is likely to be long waiting lists so I want to start contacting people as soon as possible.
Asked by Amy H - Thu Mar 6 15:34:16 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is tough to find paid work at this stage in a gallery but all small galleries could use an extra pair of unpaid hands with new exhibitions. If you send a covering letter along with your CV highlighting your ambitions and what your degree course involves and if you say how motivated, energetic and passionate you are then you will hopefully have some success. Volunteer yourself to all the galleries, big or small that you can find. I speak from experience! Best of luck, chick!
Answered by Rose B - Thu Mar 6 15:42:40 2008
Q. I'm in my first year at universty, I'm studying fine art and I live in Warrington during the holidays so I want to go to galleries in the north west. I want to hear from people who work in galleries, people in the art industry and those who have done work experience in galleries. I know it's a bit early but there is likely to be long waiting lists so I want to start contacting people as soon as possible.
Asked by Amy H - Thu Mar 6 15:34:16 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is tough to find paid work at this stage in a gallery but all small galleries could use an extra pair of unpaid hands with new exhibitions. If you send a covering letter along with your CV highlighting your ambitions and what your degree course involves and if you say how motivated, energetic and passionate you are then you will hopefully have some success. Volunteer yourself to all the galleries, big or small that you can find. I speak from experience! Best of luck, chick!
Answered by Rose B - Thu Mar 6 15:42:40 2008
How do you find out if art work is worth anything?
Q. I have the names of two artists. I would like to find out if their art work is possibly worth any value. If they are just average artist with no value.
Asked by Dwayne - Mon Nov 26 10:11:04 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Oh man, that hurts. Average artist with no value... Oh wel. Take it to an art action house like Christies. They should have all the books and knowledge.
Answered by Puppy Zwolle - Mon Nov 26 11:03:45 2007
Q. I have the names of two artists. I would like to find out if their art work is possibly worth any value. If they are just average artist with no value.
Asked by Dwayne - Mon Nov 26 10:11:04 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Oh man, that hurts. Average artist with no value... Oh wel. Take it to an art action house like Christies. They should have all the books and knowledge.
Answered by Puppy Zwolle - Mon Nov 26 11:03:45 2007
What is the procedure to set up a gallery to display art work of artist?
Q. What are things to think about and do in setting up a gallery? How do we protect the art work? What about location of building that would be best to display art work? How do we encourage artist to be apart of the gallery displays? What about mixing different media projects? What types of contracts and legal requirements are there? Where is the best locations for such galleries in a community? What are the steps we need to follow in finding a location? What are the questions we need to ask the local authorities? What are good names for galleries? How do we invite artist to be a part and make them feel welcome and safe in the gallery environment? This would be located in the midwest Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri or Arkansas? What galleries… [cont.]
Asked by b b - Sun Mar 11 17:42:43 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Financial backing ! the second most important point is location , location , location ! being in an arts district is great if ppossible . if an artist isn'T involved with their exhibit , move them on down the road ! a mixed media exhibit , particularly around holidays is good for the shared exposure & SALES . if you have a cool gallery the artists will come out of the woodwork or you can put out a call to artists .DON'T worry about competition focus on a particular art style , contemporary/POP , watercolor , ETC. . check out deviantart.COM & my site as well if you like popclt.Com or if you'D lke to ask me more questions you may write me at popclt@YAHOO.Com i have about 40 years experienced in the business of art tp. MULLIN
Answered by popartist - Tue Mar 13 23:27:03 2007
Q. What are things to think about and do in setting up a gallery? How do we protect the art work? What about location of building that would be best to display art work? How do we encourage artist to be apart of the gallery displays? What about mixing different media projects? What types of contracts and legal requirements are there? Where is the best locations for such galleries in a community? What are the steps we need to follow in finding a location? What are the questions we need to ask the local authorities? What are good names for galleries? How do we invite artist to be a part and make them feel welcome and safe in the gallery environment? This would be located in the midwest Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri or Arkansas? What galleries… [cont.]
Asked by b b - Sun Mar 11 17:42:43 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Financial backing ! the second most important point is location , location , location ! being in an arts district is great if ppossible . if an artist isn'T involved with their exhibit , move them on down the road ! a mixed media exhibit , particularly around holidays is good for the shared exposure & SALES . if you have a cool gallery the artists will come out of the woodwork or you can put out a call to artists .DON'T worry about competition focus on a particular art style , contemporary/POP , watercolor , ETC. . check out deviantart.COM & my site as well if you like popclt.Com or if you'D lke to ask me more questions you may write me at popclt@YAHOO.Com i have about 40 years experienced in the business of art tp. MULLIN
Answered by popartist - Tue Mar 13 23:27:03 2007
What is a significant work of art by a female artist?
Q. What is a significant work of art (pref. visual art) by a female artist and what are it's meanings? The more available info on the work, the better.
Asked by anonymous - Mon Oct 27 05:24:21 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Ram's Head White Hollyhock and Little Hills" or pretty much anything else by Georgie O'Keefe. The meaning of her work varies- feminism, desolation...
Answered by Mrosie - Mon Oct 27 05:31:04 2008
Q. What is a significant work of art (pref. visual art) by a female artist and what are it's meanings? The more available info on the work, the better.
Asked by anonymous - Mon Oct 27 05:24:21 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Ram's Head White Hollyhock and Little Hills" or pretty much anything else by Georgie O'Keefe. The meaning of her work varies- feminism, desolation...
Answered by Mrosie - Mon Oct 27 05:31:04 2008
What are the best computer programs to work with concerning art and animation?
Q. I'm just curious about Adobe Illustrator, Adobe photoshop, or any other programs similar to those which help with 3D art and animation, allowing me to create visual effects. How exactly do they work? I just need to know before I go buy it and find out later that I don't like it.
Asked by Megan Y - Tue Apr 3 22:05:49 2007 - - 4 Answers - 3 Comments
A. definitely do further research, the range you're looking for from art, animation, illustration, images, 3d, and effects, may require more than one program, and suggest finding trial software for each, for art theres corel painterX for animation theres flash,flat 2d vector, for illustration there's adobe illustrator, vector, or corel draw, for images and photos there's adobe photoshop, or corel paint shop pro, for 3d images and or animation, theres maya also maxon, and softimage xis, so it can get very complicated not knowing which direction you're opting to go, other freeware at this time, note that this is pc mostly and some mac-able, Art rage, Beneton Movie Gif, GIMP image editor Inkscape. illustrator … [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Wed Apr 4 00:30:44 2007
Q. I'm just curious about Adobe Illustrator, Adobe photoshop, or any other programs similar to those which help with 3D art and animation, allowing me to create visual effects. How exactly do they work? I just need to know before I go buy it and find out later that I don't like it.
Asked by Megan Y - Tue Apr 3 22:05:49 2007 - - 4 Answers - 3 Comments
A. definitely do further research, the range you're looking for from art, animation, illustration, images, 3d, and effects, may require more than one program, and suggest finding trial software for each, for art theres corel painterX for animation theres flash,flat 2d vector, for illustration there's adobe illustrator, vector, or corel draw, for images and photos there's adobe photoshop, or corel paint shop pro, for 3d images and or animation, theres maya also maxon, and softimage xis, so it can get very complicated not knowing which direction you're opting to go, other freeware at this time, note that this is pc mostly and some mac-able, Art rage, Beneton Movie Gif, GIMP image editor Inkscape. illustrator … [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Wed Apr 4 00:30:44 2007
Is it a good idea to ask permission to use someones art work?
Q. Like music and art work? I'm trying to find out how. She's has a myspace and so i favorited. Now tihnking of making one just to contact her.
Asked by Sirius - Fri May 15 15:57:43 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. YES!
Answered by Amy p - Fri May 15 19:18:59 2009
Q. Like music and art work? I'm trying to find out how. She's has a myspace and so i favorited. Now tihnking of making one just to contact her.
Asked by Sirius - Fri May 15 15:57:43 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. YES!
Answered by Amy p - Fri May 15 19:18:59 2009
What makes someone's work a work of art, and is a conscious desire for expression a part of it?
Q. A table can be a utilitarian construction, or it can be both utilitarian and a work of art. Song lyrics can be trite and mundane, or they can be sublime works of poetry. When does a scribble cease to be a scribble, crossing into the realm of art? Is beauty a part of a the equation? A need to express? A conscious effort to create? Putting love into the work?
Asked by JStrat - Tue Apr 25 15:50:27 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Apparantly "beauty" is no longer in the eye of the beholder - it is in the eye of the critic, in every sense in life - think about it..
Answered by jaana - Tue Apr 25 16:13:30 2006
Q. A table can be a utilitarian construction, or it can be both utilitarian and a work of art. Song lyrics can be trite and mundane, or they can be sublime works of poetry. When does a scribble cease to be a scribble, crossing into the realm of art? Is beauty a part of a the equation? A need to express? A conscious effort to create? Putting love into the work?
Asked by JStrat - Tue Apr 25 15:50:27 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Apparantly "beauty" is no longer in the eye of the beholder - it is in the eye of the critic, in every sense in life - think about it..
Answered by jaana - Tue Apr 25 16:13:30 2006
How much will it cost for iTunes album art work?
Q. I have some songs without album arts... If I select the option in itunes to automatically download album art work, will it cost me? If so, how much??
Asked by dadikaram - Thu Jul 23 00:06:41 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It doesn't cost anything, I've done it. But it will only put the album artwork on the ones it recognizes.
Answered by music is love <3 - Thu Jul 23 00:09:57 2009
Q. I have some songs without album arts... If I select the option in itunes to automatically download album art work, will it cost me? If so, how much??
Asked by dadikaram - Thu Jul 23 00:06:41 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It doesn't cost anything, I've done it. But it will only put the album artwork on the ones it recognizes.
Answered by music is love <3 - Thu Jul 23 00:09:57 2009
What is your favorite work of art and who is the artist?
Q. What is your favorite work of art, who is the artists, and why?
Asked by kar780 - Sat Jun 21 18:12:53 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Swing by Fragonard is one of my favorites. I like that it has a classical setting, but at the same time the brushstrokes are loose and free. I also love Venus, Cupid, Folly, and Time by Bronzino (it's known by a couple other names as well). It's painted beautifully with rich colors, and the subject matter is very interesting. It's got all these half-symbols that no one could ever fully understand, and it's interesting that it was designed to be confusing like that. The Raising of the Cross is another beautiful and vibrant painting by Peter Paul Rubens. There's a lot of energy in the piece - lots of dramatic tension - and the artist's depiction of human anatomy is always interesting. And anything by Dali's pretty awesome, too. =)
Answered by Michiko - Sat Jun 21 19:02:25 2008
Q. What is your favorite work of art, who is the artists, and why?
Asked by kar780 - Sat Jun 21 18:12:53 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Swing by Fragonard is one of my favorites. I like that it has a classical setting, but at the same time the brushstrokes are loose and free. I also love Venus, Cupid, Folly, and Time by Bronzino (it's known by a couple other names as well). It's painted beautifully with rich colors, and the subject matter is very interesting. It's got all these half-symbols that no one could ever fully understand, and it's interesting that it was designed to be confusing like that. The Raising of the Cross is another beautiful and vibrant painting by Peter Paul Rubens. There's a lot of energy in the piece - lots of dramatic tension - and the artist's depiction of human anatomy is always interesting. And anything by Dali's pretty awesome, too. =)
Answered by Michiko - Sat Jun 21 19:02:25 2008
Can someone work in a nail shop and just do nail art?
Q. I am about to start school next month. I'm going to get my Nail Tech license. Right now I'm having a hard time financially, the only thing I am really good at is doing nail art. Is it possible for me to be able to work in a nail shop and do nail art?
Asked by theirreplaceable - Wed Apr 4 13:28:02 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sure it's possible. It just depends on if the shop wants to hire a person just to do one thing. Maybe you could be willing to do pedicures as well. Where I go they do have one person who just does that. Check around & get your name out there. Good luck!!
Answered by lovemy2babies - Wed Apr 4 13:37:56 2007
Q. I am about to start school next month. I'm going to get my Nail Tech license. Right now I'm having a hard time financially, the only thing I am really good at is doing nail art. Is it possible for me to be able to work in a nail shop and do nail art?
Asked by theirreplaceable - Wed Apr 4 13:28:02 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sure it's possible. It just depends on if the shop wants to hire a person just to do one thing. Maybe you could be willing to do pedicures as well. Where I go they do have one person who just does that. Check around & get your name out there. Good luck!!
Answered by lovemy2babies - Wed Apr 4 13:37:56 2007
In your opinion what would make a photograph costitute as art work?
Q. What would you do to make the ultimate, perfect work of art in photography?
Asked by RBLee - Sat Dec 20 13:06:59 2008 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Art is very subjective so what's "art" to one person will be just a picture to someone else. I think if a photo is composed with a lot of thought to pulling in the viewer, then the artist has achieved "art". It expresses something that the artist wants to tell the audience.
Answered by princessmeltdown - Sat Dec 20 13:10:59 2008
Q. What would you do to make the ultimate, perfect work of art in photography?
Asked by RBLee - Sat Dec 20 13:06:59 2008 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Art is very subjective so what's "art" to one person will be just a picture to someone else. I think if a photo is composed with a lot of thought to pulling in the viewer, then the artist has achieved "art". It expresses something that the artist wants to tell the audience.
Answered by princessmeltdown - Sat Dec 20 13:10:59 2008
A work of art which expresses punishment for breaking tradition?
Q. Sorry, I know this is painfully specific, but I have to write an essay concerning this, and we have to include some work of Art in the public domain, only I can't think of any... thanks in advance for your ideas!!!
Asked by ??? - Tue Oct 2 21:40:13 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Google Salvador Dali's art; ALL of his art not only breaks tradition but is severe punishment just to look at! :-) you might also consider Scream if ever a work of art specifies punishment it is the face of the person in that piece of "art"
Answered by SpeakTruthToPower - Tue Oct 2 21:50:06 2007
Q. Sorry, I know this is painfully specific, but I have to write an essay concerning this, and we have to include some work of Art in the public domain, only I can't think of any... thanks in advance for your ideas!!!
Asked by ??? - Tue Oct 2 21:40:13 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Google Salvador Dali's art; ALL of his art not only breaks tradition but is severe punishment just to look at! :-) you might also consider Scream if ever a work of art specifies punishment it is the face of the person in that piece of "art"
Answered by SpeakTruthToPower - Tue Oct 2 21:50:06 2007
Art A level - is it possible to get the AS work done over a month during the summer?
Q. I want to apply for architecture next year and need an honest opinion on whether I will get into the good universities without Art A level, and also advice on the art a level - exactly how much work is it, and would I be able to complete the AS level work over the summer? If the exam board is Edexcel, would it be possible to take the AS exam in January and then the A2 in June?? Any other advice, feel free to share! thanks!
Asked by snoopyx - Sat Jan 10 08:49:15 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You do not need GCSE art A level it is a lot of work no i doubt you will be able to do it all over the summer Maths, Physics, ICT, DT are good A level subjects for architecture Good Luck x
Answered by lil-blonde-rosie - Sat Jan 10 15:56:47 2009
Q. I want to apply for architecture next year and need an honest opinion on whether I will get into the good universities without Art A level, and also advice on the art a level - exactly how much work is it, and would I be able to complete the AS level work over the summer? If the exam board is Edexcel, would it be possible to take the AS exam in January and then the A2 in June?? Any other advice, feel free to share! thanks!
Asked by snoopyx - Sat Jan 10 08:49:15 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You do not need GCSE art A level it is a lot of work no i doubt you will be able to do it all over the summer Maths, Physics, ICT, DT are good A level subjects for architecture Good Luck x
Answered by lil-blonde-rosie - Sat Jan 10 15:56:47 2009
What work of art influenced you and why?
Q. Describe a creavitive work (book, film, work of art, etc) that has most influende you and why. Serious answers only please, I'm doing a survey.
Asked by amazing! - Sun Dec 28 02:48:47 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Isn't that surreal. Van Gogh's restaurant scene. I just love the yellows they just seem to brighten everything. A lot of Primary school Art incorporates his work. There are some cute story books like Vincent Van Bear as well:)
Answered by Magpie - Sun Dec 28 10:04:50 2008
Q. Describe a creavitive work (book, film, work of art, etc) that has most influende you and why. Serious answers only please, I'm doing a survey.
Asked by amazing! - Sun Dec 28 02:48:47 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Isn't that surreal. Van Gogh's restaurant scene. I just love the yellows they just seem to brighten everything. A lot of Primary school Art incorporates his work. There are some cute story books like Vincent Van Bear as well:)
Answered by Magpie - Sun Dec 28 10:04:50 2008
Itunes wont let me change the art work to a different art work?
Q. My Itunes wont let me change the art work. My itunes is being really stubborn. I accidently put a picture on a song I didn t mean to and when I went to change it, it continues to revert back to the image that I don t want. Does anyone know how to fix that?
Asked by smokemonsterjack - Wed Sep 30 03:18:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. right click the particular song. select get info. go to art work tab. delete the existing picture. add the new one
Answered by sh!has - Wed Sep 30 03:22:47 2009
Q. My Itunes wont let me change the art work. My itunes is being really stubborn. I accidently put a picture on a song I didn t mean to and when I went to change it, it continues to revert back to the image that I don t want. Does anyone know how to fix that?
Asked by smokemonsterjack - Wed Sep 30 03:18:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. right click the particular song. select get info. go to art work tab. delete the existing picture. add the new one
Answered by sh!has - Wed Sep 30 03:22:47 2009
Is it legal to use other peoples art work on my website?
Q. Is it legal to use other peoples art work on my website? I am about to launch a web site that I am currently doing research for. My question is, if I use pictures or art from public websites such as photo bucket. Is it legal to use them on my website as long as I don't claim that the images are mine?
Asked by Something strange going on! - Tue Sep 30 03:03:00 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, it isn't legal. There are in fact only a small number of images available on the internet that you can use for your own website - and it isn't always easy to tell which ones you can use. A lot of people use them anyway because the legal owners are unlikely to find out in most cases. But put yourself in their shoes - how would you like other people stealing your art work? If you want to do it legally, check out creativecommons.org. They have a good explanation of the issues involved and also have a searchable database of images that you can use legally.
Answered by blueocean_nz - Wed Oct 1 15:30:29 2008
Q. Is it legal to use other peoples art work on my website? I am about to launch a web site that I am currently doing research for. My question is, if I use pictures or art from public websites such as photo bucket. Is it legal to use them on my website as long as I don't claim that the images are mine?
Asked by Something strange going on! - Tue Sep 30 03:03:00 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, it isn't legal. There are in fact only a small number of images available on the internet that you can use for your own website - and it isn't always easy to tell which ones you can use. A lot of people use them anyway because the legal owners are unlikely to find out in most cases. But put yourself in their shoes - how would you like other people stealing your art work? If you want to do it legally, check out creativecommons.org. They have a good explanation of the issues involved and also have a searchable database of images that you can use legally.
Answered by blueocean_nz - Wed Oct 1 15:30:29 2008
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