Intellectual Property Statement Centre for Print Research
Under intellectual property laws (including the Registered Designs Act 1949, the Patents Act 1977, Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988, and Copyright and Rights in Databases Regulations 1997) Intellectual Property created by employees in the course of their employment is owned by their employer.
Intellectual property relating to the Centre for Print Research (CFPR) includes a range of creative outputs such as digital prints, traditional prints, films, artworks, patents, brochures, books, recorded in-conversations, technical documents, and downloadable content in digital format.
Reproductions of artworks and films on the CFPR website
Images presented on the CFPR website made by staff, students, visiting artists and collaborators will be credited as to the owner of the artwork. Typical images include designs, prototypes and proofs of works in progress, final artworks. The CFPR work hard to ensure that any images are of a high quality and accurate photographic reproductions. Agreements will made between the CFPR and the artist before publication.
Creative Commons CC BY 4.0
All articles published on the IMPACT Journal website are published under a creative commons licence CC BY 4.0. For more information on this licence please see here. The IMPACT Printmaking Journal supports scholarly and critical debate in the field of print: advancing technological knowledge, contextualizing print, talking about the poetry and language of print, and maintaining a showcase for print practitioners.
