Ms. Beach,

Since exhibits often use copyrighted material and can themselves be
copyrighted, you might want to specify which institution will hold the
rights to the exhibit (or will it be joint?) and who will hold licenses
for material used from other sources. You might also want to specify who
will be doing any necessary rights work, as it can be time consuming and
expensive.

Good luck!

Mary Catherine Bluder


On Tue, 6 Jan 2004 08:55:47 -0500, Mary Agnes Beach
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>Hello Listers!  I am writing a contract letter that covers an agreement
>between our fledgling museum and an established museum.  The established
>museum is creating an exhibition for our organization.  Are there things
>that folks out there have learned about such an arrangement that we should
>be aware of?  Many thanks!  Mary Agnes Beach  Coral Gables Museum  Coral
>Gables, Florida
>
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