WHO WE ARE

Guest Work Agency® is an art law and advisory firm that provides innovative legal solutions for art and collectibles.

We proudly represent family offices, high-net-worth individuals, creatives, non-profits and corporates based in Australia and internationally.

 

OUR ART LAW & ADVISORY SERVICES

We provide specialised legal and strategic advice on art-related transactions and disputes.

We embrace the role of the non-traditional advisor - part lawyer, art consultant, estate planner, producer and relationship facilitator.

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Alana Kushnir Publishes in Intellectual Property Forum on Artwork Licensing and Personality Rights
Alana Kushnir Publishes in Intellectual Property Forum on Artwork Licensing and Personality Rights
Alana Kushnir Publishes on the Rise of Art and Collectibles in Australian Wealth Planning
Alana Kushnir Publishes on the Rise of Art and Collectibles in Australian Wealth Planning
Art Case Update - September 2025
Art Case Update - September 2025
Meet Our Guest With Litsa Veldekis
Meet Our Guest With Litsa Veldekis
Meet Our Guest With Jonny Niesche
Meet Our Guest With Jonny Niesche
Art Case Update - May 2025
Art Case Update - May 2025

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Art in Transition 🎨 Over the past week, socialite and collector Pauline Karpidas’s Surrealist collection went under the hammer at Sotheby’s London, achieving a total of £73.2 million. The auction featured 348 lots from her Hyde
Art Case Update 🖼️ Last week, Italy became the first EU country to pass a comprehensive law regulating artificial intelligence, including prison terms for those who use AI to cause harm, such as generating deepfakes. The legislation aligns wi
How are legal developments shaping the art world? 🖼️ In our latest issue of the Art Case Update, we cover a US NFT trade mark dispute, UNESCO’s approval of world heritage listing for Western Australia’s Murujuga rock art, an extension t
We’re pleased to announce that our Founder & Director, Alana Kushnir, has contributed an article to the September 2025 issue of Intellectual Property Forum, published by the Intellectual Property Society of Australia and New Zealand. Her p

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