Getting Permissions
- PERMISSIONS: A SURVIVAL GUIDE by Susan BielsteinART KF3050.B54 2006. Also available as an ebook and reference book in Bixler Library
- WHOM TO ASK FOR PERMISSION (ART IMAGES), UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO PRESSA primer for authors on obtaining image (and other) use rights for publication in Univ. of Chicago Press publications.
Image Rights
See also, Margaret Ericson's IMAGE RESOURCES research guide
- ARTSTOR's OPEN ACCESS COLLECTIONS COLLABORATIONSARTstor incorporates open access images from the Metropolitan Museum's Images for Academic Publishing (IAP) program, the DPLA (Digital Public LIbrary of America) and other open collections into ARTstor content.
- COLLEGE ART ASSOCIATION. CODE OF BEST PRACTICES IN FAIR USE OF THE VISUAL ARTSCreated in 2015, "this Code of Best Practices provides visual-arts professionals with a set of principles addressing best practices in the fair use of copyrighted materials. It describes how fair use can be invoked and implemented when using copyrighted materials in scholarship, teaching, museums, archives, and in the creation of art." CAA Website
- COLLEGE ART ASSOCIATION. IMAGE SOURCES AND RIGHTS CLEARANCE AGENCIESThis page "lists well-known sources for images for academic and scholarly use with a focus on images suitable for publication. There is an increasing trend on the part of museums to open their archives of public domain images and offer these images free for academic publications, provided they fit certain criteria such as a limited print run. Many institutions discount fees for academic publications, and fee-based image banks frequently have similar policies. Many image banks have reciprocal arrangements with non-US collections."
