Code Signatories commit to fair, transparent and ethical trade

Installation image of Timo Hogan exhibition at Outstation Gallery, Garramilla (Darwin), 2021. ©Timo Hogan, Spinifex Art Project, Outstation Gallery/Indigenous Art Code, 2023. Photo: Fiona Morrison.

Code Signatories commit to fair, transparent and ethical trade

Code Signatories are IartC Members who have demonstrated and committed to fair, transparent and ethical trade with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists and their art.

Fair dealing in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art means respecting culture, ensuring transparency so that artists can make informed, self-determined decisions, and working to secure a sustainable future for Australia’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists.

Fair business is good business

Fair business is good business

Art buyers and retailers are increasingly demanding that businesses demonstrate ethical practices. Becoming a Code Signatory is one way to demonstrate commitment to fair and transparent trade.

Code Signatories must at all times act fairly, honestly, professionally and transparently when engaging or communicating with an artist and when dealing with artwork.

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Indigenous Art Code Chair, Stephanie Parkin, discusses what it means to be an IartC Dealer Member. Film by ZakPage. © Indigenous Art Code.

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