Transportation of Artwork Sample Clauses

Transportation of Artwork. Packing and shipping charges, insurance costs, other handling expenses, and risk of loss or damage incurred in the delivery of the artworks:
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Transportation of Artwork. Artist shall be solely responsible for delivering the consigned artwork to Gallery at the above address. Upon expiration or termination of this Agreement, Artist shall be solely responsible for picking up any unsold consigned artwork at the Gallery at the above address. Artist shall be solely responsible for all arrangements and shipping expenses (including, but not limited to, packing and shipping charges, insurance costs, and other handling expenses) that may be necessary throughout the duration of this Agreement. Please note: The Art Center will not store nor take responsibility for any boxes and/or packing materials used to deliver consigned artwork. Those items must be unpacked and removed by the artist.
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Transportation of Artwork. The artist is responsible for the organisation and cost of transportation of the art works to and from the gallery and is responsible to arrange for delivery and pick-up of all art works.
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