Professor Derclaye speaks a workshop on Supporting open culture through open data

On 20-21 October, the Egyptian museum in Turin, in collaboration with “ReCreate”, a project to rethink digital copyright law for a culturally diverse, accessible and creative Europe (funded by the EU's #Horizon2020 programme) hosts this two-day workshop for which it is still time to register, see https://twitter.com/reCreatingEU

The online session is titled “Co-creation in contemporary art and design”

It will explore the topics surrounding re-use of open cultural data to create new artistic works and works of industrial design.

Participants will discuss the applicable legal framework, particularly in terms of copyright law – exploring issues related to copyright subsistence, authorship and joint-authorship, ownership – and its interface with other areas of the law. Participants will also take a look at the opportunities presented by open policies at the international and EU level and see how these may be implemented within the given legal context.