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The Creative Fair website is published by:

Creative Fair is a cultural media outlet, an editorial library and a space for curation devoted to works, artists, images, places, experiences, music, cinema, literature, architecture, design, fashion and the visual forms that deserve better than a distracted scroll.

Publication director : Constant Boyer

Editorial lead : Creative Fair

Editorial contact : contact@creativefair.fr

The website is hosted by:

Creative Fair offers editorial content, cultural selections, work profiles, experiences, visual archives, analysis, recommendations, presentation pages and internal tools tied to the media's activity.

The site may feature:

• cultural works
• artists
• brands
• films
• albums
• books
• buildings
• places
• exhibitions
• experiences
• content from editorial or commercial collaborations, clearly identified where necessary

The structure of the site, its design, its original texts, its interfaces, its databases, its bespoke developments, its internal tools, its brand elements and the content produced by Creative Fair are protected by intellectual property law.

Any unauthorised reproduction, representation, adaptation, distribution, extraction or reuse of these elements, in whole or in part, is prohibited without prior written consent.

This concerns in particular:

• original Creative Fair texts
• the structure of the profiles
• the editorial direction
• the pages of the site
• collaboration reports
• the AI tools developed for Creative Fair
• the editorial databases
• graphic elements specific to Creative Fair

Creative Fair does not claim ownership of the third-party works featured on the site.

The works, images, brands, photographs, films, albums, books, buildings, creations, collections, visuals and documents featured may belong to their respective artists, authors, brands, photographers, producers, publishers, institutions or rights holders.

This content is presented in an editorial, cultural, critical, informational, documentary, referencing or illustrative context for the media.

Unless stated otherwise, the presence of a work, an image or a brand on Creative Fair does not constitute:

• a transfer of rights
• a commercial exploitation licence
• an endorsement by the artist, brand or rights holder
• an authorisation for a third party to reuse it
• a guarantee that the visual is royalty-free

If you are an artist, author, photographer, brand, institution, producer, publisher or rights holder and you wish to:

• request that a credit be added
• correct an attribution
• report an error
• request a change
• request the removal of content

you can contact Creative Fair at this address: legal@creativefair.fr

Creative Fair will review the request as soon as possible.

The site may contain links to third-party sites, platforms, Instagram pages, streaming services, ticketing services, bookshops, video platforms, stores or official websites.

Creative Fair does not control these external sites and cannot be held responsible for:

• their content
• their availability
• their privacy practices
• their commercial terms
• any changes they may make

Creative Fair strives to publish reliable, verified and up-to-date information. Errors, approximations, omissions or changes may nonetheless occur.

The content on the site is provided for editorial and informational purposes. It does not constitute:

• legal advice
• financial advice
• a guaranteed commercial recommendation
• authorisation to exploit a work or an image
• a contractual validation of rights

You remain responsible for how you use the information consulted on the site.

Creative Fair makes its best efforts to keep the site accessible. The site may nonetheless be interrupted, suspended or modified for reasons of maintenance, security, updates, hosting or force majeure.

The site is governed by French law.

In the event of a dispute, the parties will first seek an amicable solution. Failing that, the competent courts will be determined according to the applicable rules.