英文摘要 |
Creating a complete original artwork is not an easy task nowadays in the digital age of knowledge explosion where message is conveyed and received every moment, resulting that plagiarism has become a common issue of copyright. In order to protect the rights and benefits of artworks and avoid the risks during the creation processes of preparation, exploration, and publication, this paper conducted an empirical study through law cases accompanying with interview surveys of university educators in artistic creation, commercial design, and creative industries. Through comparison of art education perspectives, this paper further explores the copyright issues, such as access, substantial similarity, and originality of artworks from the cross-disciplinary perspective of legal practice, and then provide the defensive suggestions, for example, public domain and process recording of artistic creation for educators in the planning of art and design related programs, expanding the value of art education in multi-faceted thinking, as well as reference of policy and legislation. |