The Artwork Sample Clauses

The 'The Artwork' clause defines and describes the specific piece or pieces of art that are the subject of the agreement. It typically outlines details such as the title, medium, dimensions, and sometimes the creation date or unique identifying features of the artwork involved. By clearly identifying the artwork, this clause ensures there is no ambiguity about what is being referenced in the contract, thereby preventing disputes over which work is covered and establishing a clear basis for the parties’ rights and obligations.
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The Artwork. The Artist must ensure that the Artwork is created by the Artist in a proper manner and be of a standard of high skill, quality and craftsmanship and in all respects complies with: (a) any requirements in the Artwork Brief marked "Annexure A" attached hereto; (b) any requirements in the Design Documentation; (c) any requirements in the Artwork Description contained in Schedule C; (d) any direction of the Principal or Art Coordinator regarding the safety of the Artwork or safety issues which arise in carrying out the commission set out in this Agreement, including the design, materials, fabrication or installation of the Artwork; and (e) any other requirements mutually agreed to by the parties in writing.
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The Artwork. During the Term the Artist shall produce a body of artwork as described in the Brief (“the Artwork”) to a professional standard of presentation and quality and the quantity of which shall be commensurate with the period of the Award. The Artist shall devote themselves to the production of the Artwork during the Term and shall only engage in producing any other artwork with the prior agreement of FD.
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The Artwork. (a) The design of the Artwork and the rest of the Artist’s submission to the competition are collectively attached hereto as Schedule “A” and form an integral part of this Agreement.
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The Artwork. (a) The Artwork will be fabricated and delivered to the site by the Artist for installation. (b) The design of the Artwork, the particulars of its composite materials, and the rest of the Artist’s submission to the competition are collectively attached hereto as Schedule “A” and form an integral part of this Agreement. (c) The Artist acknowledges and agrees there may be other artwork produced and installed on or for and therefore he / she will not be the exclusive artist for
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The Artwork. 3.1. The images of Artwork on the Platform are for illustrative purposes only. Although ArtMakers have made every effort to display the colours accurately, it cannot be guaranteed that all computers display of the colours accurately reflect the colour of the Artwork. The Buyers purchased Artwork may vary slightly from those images and the depiction of Artwork with accessories, e.g. frames may be used for illustrative purposes only. Buyers are advised to check that the Artwork intended to purchase includes such accessories or not before placing the order. 3.2. The packaging of the Artwork may vary from that shown on images on the Platform. 3.3. All the Artwork shown on the Platform is subject to availability. ArtMakers will inform Buyers by e-mail as soon as possible if the Artwork ordered is not available. In these instances, the order will not be processed.
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The Artwork. The artwork (“Artwork”) located in the Park is as follows:
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The Artwork. 6.1 Subject to payment of the Licence Fee as set out in clause 3 above, Pulse will make the Artwork available to the Licensee. 6.2 The parties hereby acknowledge and agree that the Artwork remains the property of TTL at all times. The Licensee shall be liable for any loss of or damage to the Artwork howsoever caused. An administration fee will apply for all requests of replacing lost artwork. 6.3 The Artwork shall not be used for any purpose other than for reproduction in the Publication in accordance with this Licence. 6.4 Neither the Material nor the Artwork shall be altered in any way without Pulse’s prior written consent and the Licensee shall ensure that the reproduction thereof in the Publication shall be a true and exact replica of the Artwork. No company logo may be inserted onto the Material without the prior written permission of Pulse. In the event that permission is granted an additional fee shall be payable to Pulse. 6.5 LS shall notify the Licensee of any modifications, amendments and/or updates to the Material and the Licensee undertakes to accept and incorporate such modifications, amendments and/or updates, at the next manufacturing/print run. The Licensee shall not deal in any way with Publications incorporating the old Material after 6 (six) months of such notification.
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