Copyright and Fair Use

Copyright is a permanently fixed original work in some form that can be

• seen and/or or heard

• seen and/or read

• seen and/or understood

• heard and/or liked

. Only the copyright owner has the right to use their work

• True

• False

Which of these can NOT be copyrighted?

• movies, plays, performances

• artworks, songs

• ideas, theories, concepts

• poetry, books, scripts,

Copyright lasts for:

• 50 years

• 70 years

• 90 years

• A lifetime plus 70 years

A work in the public domain is

• OK to use if you pay royalties

• Free for anyone to use

• Free for anyone to use as long as you put it online

• not OK to use in your own work

You can borrow a small part of a copyrighted work to use for:

• teaching

• parody

• critical comment

• all these purposes are fair use

Why can you not just use photos from Google in your artwork?

• It's illegal.

• You can get sued for using them.

• You respect others' artistic property.

• All these answers are correct.

Using other people's work the correct way is called

• Fair deal

• Good deal

• Good use

• Fair use

Where can you NOT find images that are OK to use in your own creative works?

• Pixabay

• Google

• Unsplash

• Take your own photos

Which fashion brand is basically one big ripoff of Barbara Kruger's work?

• Vans

• Obey

• Balenciaga

• Supreme