Episode

E196 | Protecting Your Creativity: A Legal Guide for Artists Who Teach

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Your Art Matters
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Jul 22, 2025
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Summary

Teaching art comes with a lot of questions, and one of the biggest is, how do you protect what you're sharing? In this episode, you'll hear from Kimberly Bennett, a lawyer and brand strategist who breaks down what artists need to know when teaching online. Think: setting boundaries, creating refund policies, and making sure your content is protected. This was originally recorded for the Teach Your Art Summit, but due to a tech issue during the event, we weren't able to share it live, so we're bringing it to you here as a podcast instead.