Utah § 9-6-409 Rights of artist commissioned by program.

Utah Statutes

§ 9-6-409 — Rights of artist commissioned by program.

Utah § 9-6-409

Title 9Cultural and Community Engagement

Ch. 9-6Arts and Museums Development

Part 9-6-4Utah Percent-for-Art Act

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Utah Code Ann. § 9-6-409 (2026).

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An artist who is commissioned by the program to create a work of art has the following rights with respect to that work of art:

(1)all rights secured to the artist under federal copyright laws;

(2)the right to claim authorship of the work of art;

(3)the right to photographic reproduction of the work of art;

(4)the right of first refusal:

(4)(a) to conduct all repair and conservation work on the work of art in accordance with accepted principles of professional conservation; and

(4)(b) to purchase the work of art if the state decides to sell it; and

(5)the right to deny further association of the artist's name with or authorship of the work of art if conservation or repair work is done by a person other than the artist, which in the opinion of the artist damages its integrity.

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An artist who is commissioned by the program to create a work of art has the following rights with respect to that work of art:
(1) all rights secured to the artist under federal copyright laws;
(2) the right to claim authorship of the work of art;
(3) the right to photographic reproduction of the work of art;
(4) the right of first refusal:

(4)(a) to conduct all repair and conservation work on the work of art in accordance with accepted principles of professional conservation; and
(4)(b) to purchase the work of art if the state decides to sell it; and
(5) the right to deny further association of the artist's name with or authorship of the work of art if conservation or repair work is done by a person other than the artist, which in the opinion of the artist damages its integrity.