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C.1 - C.3 Artists' Professional Fees 2012Table of Contents • Artists'
Professional Fees •
Artists
carry out many tasks in the course of their professional careers that merit
fair remuneration. The following are recommended fees for several common tasks.
This list is not considered exhaustive – remuneration for any other activities
requiring such should be negotiated. These fees are not associated with
copyright use, which would be charged separately. They do not include equipment
rental costs, travel costs, publication costs, insurance or shipping, or any
other cost associated with exhibition production – they are compensation for an
artist’s time and labour only.
Definitions:
Presentation -Presentation would include speaking
or teaching about an artist’s own work or any area of expertise associated with
the work or one’s life as an artist, leading workshops or tours, speaking to
school groups, and so on.
Consultation -Consultation means the giving of
advice, input or opinions that might be associated with project development,
exhibitions, or commissions concerning the artist’s own production, or
participation in a consultative process concerned with, for example, policy
development in the cultural arena, or participation in a jury or other
selection process.
Installation -Installation means overseeing or
participation in the installation or de-installation of works for an exhibition
on the exhibitor’s premises. Activities associated with installation may
include unpacking or packing of works, placing works in an exhibition space,
ordering, hanging, adjustment of equipment, and so on.
Preparation -Preparation is the work associated
with producing an exhibition that is done outside the exhibitor’s
premises. Preparation might include correspondence, telephone calls,
preparing plans or reproductions, writing statements, proof-reading, overseeing
packing and shipping arrangements, and soon.
• C.1 Presentation
or consultation •
• C.2 Installation •
• C.3 Preparation •
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