2009 National Conference Program - PCA/ACA

THURSDAY
8:30 – 10:00 P.M.
"Visions of a Peaceable Kingdom: Marianne Moore, Pachyderms, and Popular
Culture"
Sharla Hutchison
"Stealing Each Other's Thunder: The Uneasy Relationship Between Text and Image
in Serialized Fiction and in Television Series"
Paisley Mann, University of Victoria, Canada
"The Dialogue Between Image and Text in Jed Perf's Antoine’s Alphabet: Watteau
and His World "
Carol Samson, University of Denver
"The Interview as Self-Portrait: Henry Moore and the United States"
Pauline Rose, The Arts Institute at Bournemouth, U.K.
Preservation Hall Studio 1 (2 nd Floor)
2236 Dance Culture Plenary Session: Free Speech versus Copyright
Autonomy: How the "Fair Use" Doctrine Can Free Copyrighted Materials for
Scholarship and Teaching. Open to all.
Chair and Panelist: Libby Smigel, Dance Heritage Coalition
Panelists: Katherine Lawson, George Washington University and Allen Ellis,
Northern Kentucky University
Sponsored by Dance Culture, Libraries/Museums, Documentary, Fan Culture, and
Academic Areas.
This panel presentation (with discussion and Q&A) will explain how the
flexible and powerful "Fair Use" doctrine can ensure that faculty, scholars,
documentary filmmakers, education program leaders, online video practitioners,
librarians, and others who need to use copyrighted materials for their significant
cultural, educational, and civic missions can make use of copyrighted materials
legally. The "Fair Use" doctrine will be explained, especially in light of recent
court decisions that give "fair use" greater clarity and applicability. Handouts will
include copies of the Documentary Filmmakers' Statement of Best Practices in Fair
Use, a list of common misunderstandings about copyright, and other resources.
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