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For those pursuing education in the arts, humanities, or cultural management who seek to comprehend the rights, sources, and documentation of works from the outset.
The guides are currently searched and indexed in Spanish.
7 guides
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How to read the rules of an open call
An order for reading the rules of awards, grants and residencies, and the clauses on rights, costs, insurance and return worth checking twice.
Verified on 27 September 2026
- cultural work
- institutional validation
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Primary source or back cover: how to tell what you are citing
A four-level method for knowing whether you are citing the text, a catalogue record or a back cover before resting an argument on it.
Reviewed on 27 September 2026
- cultural work
- institutional validation
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When a work enters the public domain in Spain
How to work out when a work enters the public domain in Spain, what happens with photographs, anonymous and unpublished works, and what still limits their use.
Verified on 27 September 2026
- art collecting
- art market
- cultural work
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Working in a museum in Spain
Pathways to working in a museum in Spain: curator and assistant bodies, regional and local positions, foundations and the most in-demand profiles.
Reviewed on 7 November 2026
- cultural heritage
- cultural work
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How to prepare an artist dossier or portfolio
Qué incluir en un dossier o portafolio de artista, cómo partir del inventario, ordenar la selección de obra y mantener una versión para cada destinatario.
Verified on 30 October 2026
- cultural work
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How to declare AI use in academic work
What to declare when you use artificial intelligence in academic work, where to place the declaration and a template you can adapt.
Reviewed on 27 September 2026
- generative AI
- cultural work
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Quotation and illustration for teaching: what Article 32 allows
The provisions of articles 32 and 39 of the Intellectual Property Act: quotation, teaching illustration, and parody, and the common points of failure in their application.
Reviewed on 20 October 2026
- copyright
- docencia
- research
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