Guidelines for Exhibitions and Publication of Projects
The Graphic History Collective (GHC) is a volunteer-run non-profit arts collective. Though we receive some funding to produce our projects, many of the artists and writers we collaborate with generously donate their time and labour to our activist projects. We are committed to creating resources that are available for free for personal, educational, and activist use. The posters will be available on the website under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License. However, we believe that artists and writers should be adequately compensated for their work and share in profits from their work. We follow the guidelines and fee schedules established by the Canadian Artists’ Representation/Le Front des artistes canadiens (CARFAC).
The Graphic History Collective (GHC) is a volunteer-run non-profit arts collective. Though we receive some funding to produce our projects, many of the artists and writers we collaborate with generously donate their time and labour to our activist projects.
GHC members believe education is an important tool, and we work to make our projects available to the public in a variety of settings. These guidelines provide an overview of fees for exhibiting and publishing GHC projects and are based on the 2017 CARFAC Minimum Fee Schedule. They are intended to help us work with groups and organizations to share our work and ensure artists and writers are compensated. Nevertheless, we understand that groups and organizations vary in terms of goals, needs, and access to resources. We are open to discussing how we can share our work in ways that work for all involved.
To contact us about exhibiting or publishing GHC projects, please fill out this form.