THE ARTIST AGREES THAT Sample Clauses

THE ARTIST AGREES THAT. (a) The Artist will comply with requirements, rules, and policies established by The Field for the conduct of its Sponsored Artist Program as described on The Field’s website (xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/faq/). The Field reserves the right to make changes in such requirements, rules and policies from time to time, in its sole discretion and, in the event of such changes, shall notify the Artist, both directly and by publication of such changes on The Field’s website. It is the Artist’s responsibility to provide up-to-date contact information by which The Field may notify them of such changes. (b) The Artist will cause all persons acting for or in conjunction with the Artist to comply with the terms of this Agreement. (c) The Artist will supply, in writing, details about projects for which the Artist wishes to solicit contributions under the sponsorship of The Field and to supply a copy of the solicitation letter, which must be approved before the Artist proceeds with the solicitation. Every such letter must include the following:
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THE ARTIST AGREES THAT. (a) The Artist will comply with requirements, rules, and policies established by The Field for the conduct of its Sponsored Artist Program as described on The Field's website (xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/faq/). The Field reserves the right to make changes in such requirements, rules and policies from time to time, in its sole discretion and, in the event of such changes, shall notify the Artist, both directly and by publication of such changes on The Field's website. It is the Artist's responsibility to provide up-to-date contact information by which The Field may notify them of such changes. (b) The Artist agrees to abide by all of The Field's policies and procedures set out in the attached Program Description and such other policies and procedures as may be adopted by The Field and stated from time to time, either orally or in writing, in connection with such Program. (c) The Artist will cause all persons acting for or in conjunction with the Artist to comply with the terms of this Agreement. (d) The Artist will supply, in writing, details about projects for which the Artist wishes to solicit contributions under the sponsorship of The Field and to supply a copy of the solicitation letter, which must be approved before the Artist proceeds with the solicitation. Every such letter must include the following:
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THE ARTIST AGREES THAT. (a) The Artist will comply with requirements, rules, and policies established by The Field for the conduct of its Sponsored Artist Program as described on The Field’s website (xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/faq/). The Field reserves the right to make changes in such requirements, rules and policies from time to time, in its sole discretion and, in the event of such changes, shall notify the Artist, both directly and by publication of such changes on The Field’s website. It is the Artist’s responsibility to provide up-to-date contact information by which The Field may notify them of such changes. (b) The Artist agrees to abide by all of The Field’s policies and procedures set out in the attached Program Description and such other policies and procedures as may be adopted by The Field and stated from time to time, either orally or in writing, in connection with such Program. (c) The Artist will cause all persons acting for or in conjunction with the Artist to comply with the terms of this Agreement. (d) The Artist will supply, in writing, details about projects for which the Artist wishes to solicit contributions under the sponsorship of The Field and to supply a copy of the solicitation letter, which must be approved before the Artist proceeds with the solicitation. Every such letter must include the following: =SY =SYV’ SQ TER] MWE WTSRWSVI HEVXMWX[ MXL 8 LI 4 I VJSVQ ERGI >SRI -RG HFE 8 LI *MI PH E RSXJSVTVS»XXE\ I \ I Q TX G SVKERM^EXMSR WI VZMRK XLI EVXW GSQ Q YRMX] ’ SRXVMFYXMSRWXS 8 LI *MI PH I EVQ EVOI HJSV =SY =SYV’ SQ TER] EVI XE\ HI HYGXMFPI XS XLI I \ XI RXEPPS[ I HF] PE[ *SVQ SVI MRJSVQ EXMSR EFSYX8 LI *MI PH GSRXEGX 8 LI *MI PH 4 EVO%ZI 7 7 YMXI 2 I [ =SVO 2 = TLSRI %GST] SJ SYVPEXI WX»RERGMEPVI TSVXQ E] FI SFXEMRI HJVSQ 8 LI *MI PH SVJVSQ XLI 3 ‰GI SJ %XXSVRI ] + I RI VEP ’ LEVMXMI W&YVI EY &VSEH[ E] 2 I [ =SVO 2 = The above paragraph must appear in any solicitations in handbill programs or on a website. The Field must be notified in writing and give consent before the Artist may use The Field to solicit any contributions. (e) The Artist will advise The Field of any material changes in Artist’s purposes or activities put forth in Artist fundraising materials submitted to The Field. “Material changes” as used in this section includes, but is not limited to, additional funds or grant money received by Artist and changes in Artist’s medium (i.e. theatre to dance, etc). (f) The Artist will not use any funds managed under the Sponsored Artist Program for...
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