Works Exhibited Sample Clauses

Works Exhibited. The Organizer has the right to request the full details about all the objects presented as artworks, including performances, and reserves the right to prohibit, at the Organizer’s absolute discretion, the exhibition of any object that is not deemed acceptable for the Event or the owner of the Premises as its exhibition may expose them to legal prosecution. If the Organizer requests it, whether verbally or in writing, the Exhibitor shall quickly remove any such object from the booth and the Premises of the Event, as per the Organizer’s instructions, and/or immediately cover up any such object, as per the Organizer’s instructions. If the Exhibitor fails to remove and/or cover up any such object within three hours of receiving notice from the Organizer, the Organizer may cover up and/or remove the object at the expense of the Exhibitor. In general, the objects authorized at the Event are artworks—including two-dimensional works, sculptures, videos, and installations—that are subject to a health and safety check once installed, including, but not limited to, an inspection by the appropriate authorities. All flames, whether from a candle or other sources, are strictly prohibited on the Premises. Any exhibition in the Exhibitor’s booth or under the control of the Exhibitor that does not conform with the health and safety requirements described in the exhibitor guide or in force on the Premises shall be removed or covered up by the Exhibitor, at the expense of the Exhibitor, as per the verbal or written instructions of the Organizer, or the Exhibitor shall immediately take the necessary steps to ensure that the requirements are met to the satisfaction of the Organizer. If the Exhibitor does not quickly comply with the above, the Organizer has the right to remove and/or cover up the entire exhibition or artwork at the sole expense of the Exhibitor. The Exhibitor also undertakes to present authentic works from the primary market and to provide the necessary certificates of authenticity upon customer request.
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