Re: [teacherartexchange] art and poetry

From: Maggie White (mwhite139_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Fri Mar 28 2008 - 23:43:40 PDT

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I don't see why not if you're crediting the writer, but then, I'm not an
intellectual-property lawyer, nor do I play one on TV.
Maggie

Dulcius wrote:

> Do you think this would also apply if it was, say, a painting or other
> non-calligraphy project?
> -Lydia
>
>> Hi, Lydia,
>>
>> I've seen many examples of professional calligraphy that uses others'
>> words, with a small citation. I think as long as the students are
>> citing the author's name and not claiming the words as their own,
>> it's fine.
>>
>> Maggie
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