Contact

All enquiries, including all use of James Northfield images should be directed to the James Northfield Heritage Art Trust
Email: info@jamesnorthfield.org.au
Ph: 0408 141 332

James Northfield Heritage Art Trust acknowledges the traditional owners and custodians of the land on which the JNHAT office is located in Northcote and the land on which the studios of James Northfield were located in the City of Melbourne. JNHAT pays respect to the Ancestors, Elders, and families – past, present and emerging of the Boon Wurrung and Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung peoples of the Kulin Nation and extends that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in recognition of the continuous connection to country, community and culture of First Australians. JNHAT supports the aim of Reconciliation Australia to build better relationships between the wider Australian community and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples for the benefit of all Australians.

James Northfield Heritage Art Trust also gratefully acknowledges the support of the following:
The National Library of Australia, The Australian Print Workshop, The Greater City of Geelong.

Copyright, Artist Royalties and Acknowledgments James Northfield artworks are under copyright held by the James Northfield Heritage Art Trust. Copyright is valid until 2043.
Please contact the James Northfield Heritage Art Trust regarding permission to reproduce any works by James Northfield
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ABN 99 172 304 549

Royalties collected from the authorised use of works by James Northfield fund an annual scholarship in lithography at the Australian Print Workshop. The APW James Northfield Lithography Scholarship is awarded to contemporary women artists/printmakers who wish to develop their practice in lithography.

The reproduction of James Northfield artworks without copyright permission granted by the James Northfield Heritage Art Trust, by any person(s), organisation(s), company(s) or other entities, is in breach of copyright and appropriate action(s) will be taken. Display of images on social media platforms or in an exhibition also require copyright permission from the Trust with an appropriate fee applicable. Copyright Protection of intellectual property is fundamental to artists controlling their work and is critical to economic survival for many artists. The impacts of digital distribution – including greatly increased opportunities for infringement and actions to address this – have raised general awareness of copyright among creators, distributors and audiences. Infringement remains an issue for a number of artists and the James Northfield Heritage Art Trust views such infringements as serious ethical and legal matters.