09/02/2010
Thursday — September 2nd, 2010

09/02/2010

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This is Not 0′s and 1′s

This is not cochineal, and lapis lazuli, and Indian lac, and alum, and linseed oil.

The human being who made this image is not chlorine, and carbon, and magnesium, and sulfur.

This is not 0′s and 1′s.

The copy of this art is not 0′s and 1′s.

The extraordinary human experience of art is not 0′s and 1′s.

VOLUNTEER LAWYERS FOR THE ARTS ALL YOU CAN LEARN PROGRAM

VLA proudly announces a new way to enjoy VLA’s many diverse class offerings through our All You Can Learn Pass.**

Artists, arts administrators, lawyers, and students may purchase a 1-year All You Can Learn Pass which will grant them access to as many VLA classes as they would like to attend within one year of purchase.

Once you purchase a 1-year Pass, you need only submit a registration form for the class you would like to attend, stating you are a All You Can Learn Pass holder and that’s it. You’re all set. Take as many classes as you’d like and as many times as you’d like. It’s that simple.

Learn about copyright, trademarks, contracts, licensing, for-profits, non-profits, and how they relate to music, film, fashion, art, dance, theater, and writing. All you can learn for one year!

**Excludes VLA’s Annual Career Panel; Mediation and Negotiation Training; Mark Litwak’s Self-Defense and Risky Business Film classes; or Legal & Business Bootcamp. Pass holders will enjoy discounts to these four events.

1-Year All You Can Learn Pass Fees:

Students: $49
Artists/Arts Administrators: $99
Attorneys: $199 (includes CLE classes)

For more information on this program, please contact VLA’s Kathleen Mallaney at 212.319.2787 x 12 .

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Since 1969, Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts has been the leading provider of pro bono legal services, mediation services, educational programs and publications, and advocacy to the arts community in New York. The first arts-related legal aid organization, VLA is the model for similar organizations around the world. For more information about Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts, please see www.vlany.org.