IP BOOTCAMP FOR VISUAL ARTISTS
program structure
Format: Virtual
Duration: 3-days
Sessions: 90- minute sessions including Q&A discussion.
CONTENT
DAY 1
Ownership & Control
What visual artists actually own
Authorship vs. possession
Copyright and moral rights (artist relevant only)
Image use, reproduction, and social media risks
TAKEAWAYS
DAY 2
Licensing & Strategy
Licensing vs. selling work
Collaborations and commissions
Public art and institutional projects
Building an IP creative practice
This program provides general legal information ONLY. participation does not create an attorney-client relationship.
No individualized legal advice is provided during the bootcamp.
DATES: June 10, 11, and 12th
Tuition: Standard: $450
Early Bird Registration: $375
Spots are limited
Contracts & Galleries
How to read contracts as an artist
Gallery agreements, consignment, and exhibition terms
Common red flags
When to negotiate and when to walk away
DAY 3
By the end of the bootcamp, participants will have:
a clearer understanding of their legal rights as artists
the ability to read contracts with greater confidence
a framework for licensing and collaboration decisions
a long-term mindset for protecting creative work
ABOUT CREATIVE CONDUCT BOOTCAMP
This 3-day virtual IP Bootcamp for visual artists focused on protecting creative work without turning artists into lawyers.
The program covers:
Ownership and control of creative work
Contracts with galleries and institutions
Licensing strategies that allow artists to earn without losing rights
This is NOT law school.
This DOES NOT replace legal advice.
This is NOT for lawyers or legal practitioners.
This IS practical legal education designed specifically for artists navigating real-world decisions.
about creative conduct
Creative Conduct is led by Bobbie L.A., founder of LAB LAW, PLLC. and LAB LAW House. Bobbie is an intellectual property attorney and educator working at the intersection of law, culture, and creative practice.
This program translates legal systems into usable knowledge for artists without academic or institutional gatekeeping.