The Library of Performing Rights: call for submissions
- Year
- 2012
A unique collection of resources that examine the intersection between performance and Human Rights roves the World.
The Library of Performing Rights will tour to Brazil and Latin America in 2012/13 and we are seeking submissions of new materials in all languages for this.
More information on The Library of Performing Rights
English language: download the Call for Submissions. PDF document.
English language: download the Authorization for donated material. Word document.
Portugese language: download the Call for Submissions. PDF document.
Portugese language: download the Authorization for donated material. Word document.
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Part of Performing Rights
An ongoing programme of events examining the intersection between performance and Human Rights
Performing Rights
An ongoing programme of events examining the intersection between performance and Human Rights
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