Where the work is artistic, the artist has the right to be identified where the work is commercially published, exhibited in public, or where a visual image is broadcast; if the artwork is recorded, the artist should be identified when the resulting film is shown in public.
It reached its peak in the decade 1965 75, when the Pop artist Andy Warhol, among others, made experimental films that were exhibited commercially in theatres.
It was also possible in French film culture of that era for experimental works to be made and exhibited commercially, by such filmmakers as Louis Delluc, Jean Epstein, Marcel L'Herbier, Germaine Dulac, and Abel Gance, who went on to make the three-screen epic Napoléon (1927).
In a country where all movies must obtain official approval to be exhibited commercially, the five Chinese directors whose work will be featured beginning on Friday in the Museum of Modern Art's Documentary Fortnight are forced to operate in a peculiar gray zone.
While in the same study commercially available carvacrol exhibited a MIC value in the range of 64 256 µg/ml against GAS (Magi et al. 2015).
If the work is an artistic one, the author can sue when the derogatory treatment is commercially published or publicly exhibited, or when someone publicly shows a film or sound recording of the treatment.
When comparing standard deviations, commercially available devices consistently exhibited lower values for both 2 cm and 5 cm displacement.
Every year, while their more commercially minded colleagues exhibit work at the furniture fair, a few designers and artists come to Milan simply to vent -- or to show off.
Nevertheless, the commercially available stabilizers exhibit significant residual motion, which is inherent to their geometry.
Commercially pure titanium exhibits strong anisotropy, strength differential as well as texture evolution, which make the development of predictive simulation models a challenging task.
