Gallery Visitor Rules

BrainBrunnGALLERY Visitor Rules

Article 1: Photography in the Gallery

1. Photography and videography within the Gallery (including from outside the Gallery) are generally permitted as long as they are for personal use. Visitors who take photos and videos must understand that copyrighted works such as exhibits may be captured in the photos and videos, and must be careful not to infringe on the copyright and moral rights of the captured exhibits (for example, by crediting the author of the work when using the photo or video).

2. Notwithstanding the preceding paragraph, if the Gallery determines that any of the following cases apply, it will suspend or prohibit the photography and use of the captured photos and videos. In addition, if any of the following cases apply and the Gallery deems it necessary, it may check the captured photos and videos and delete the photo and video data.

(1) When taking photos or videos for commercial use (including use in flyers, websites, promotional materials, and other advertisements) without the Gallery's permission or beyond the scope of permission.
(2) When moving the Gallery's exhibits, goods, or equipment without the Gallery's permission.
(3) When using a flash, tripod, or selfie stick.
(4) When taking photos or videos of works or goods other than the Gallery's exhibits in a manner that could be misconstrued as being a collaboration with the Gallery's exhibits or the Gallery, without the Gallery's permission or beyond the scope of permission.
(5) When live streaming without the Gallery's permission or beyond the scope of permission.
(6) When there is a possibility of infringing on the copyright, moral rights of authors, or the portrait rights or privacy of others.
(7) When using the captured photos or videos after altering them in a way that could damage or change the image of the Gallery.
(8) Any other act that the Gallery deems to be equivalent to the preceding items.

3. For photography and live streaming that the Gallery determines to be for commercial use, for promotional purposes of works, or otherwise outside the scope of personal use, prior written permission from the Gallery is required. Even with permission for photography, the photographer must follow the instructions and guidance of the Gallery as stipulated in Article 3 of these rules. In addition, if the Gallery determines that any of the reasons in the preceding items apply, it may revoke the permission granted in this section at any time.

Article 2: Prohibited Acts

The following acts are prohibited within the Gallery, except with prior explicit permission from the Gallery.

(1) Eating and drinking.
(2) Bringing in pets, insects, and other animals.
(3) Acts that the Gallery deems may damage the Gallery's exhibits, goods, equipment, or facilities.
(4) Acts that the Gallery deems may cause harm to human life or body, or may be a nuisance to others.
(5) Production of paintings, sculptures, or other works.
(6) Sales of goods and distribution of flyers and other advertising.
(7) Advertising and solicitation related to multi-level marketing, network marketing, and similar activities.
(8) Fundraising and other collection activities.
(9) Political and religious activities (proselytizing).
(10) Acts that the Gallery deems to be beneficial to anti-social forces.
(11) Acts that the Gallery deems to promote discrimination against specific individuals or groups.
(12) Acts that the Gallery deems may be detrimental to safety and public morals.
(13) Any other acts that the Gallery deems inappropriate and equivalent to the preceding items.

Article 3: Gallery Management

Within the Gallery, for the maintenance of works, goods, equipment, and buildings (including management for crime prevention, disaster prevention, and public health), and for the protection of the Gallery's image, the Gallery's officers and employees may give instructions and guidance to visitors (for example, wearing a mask and sanitizing hands to prevent infectious diseases). Visitors shall follow the instructions and guidance of the Gallery's officers and employees unless there is a reasonable reason not to do so.

Article 4: Disclaimer and Damages

1. Even if a visitor suffers damage due to theft, loss, defacement, damage, injury, or other accidents during their use of or visit to the Gallery, the Gallery shall not be liable unless there is willful misconduct or gross negligence on the part of the Gallery.
2. Visitors who cause damage (defacement, damage, or loss) to the Gallery's exhibits, goods, equipment, or building shall restore them to their original condition and compensate for the damages in accordance with the Gallery's instructions.

Article 5: Dispute Resolution

In the event of a dispute within the Gallery or related to the use of or visit to the Gallery, the parties shall endeavor to resolve it through sincere consultation. If the dispute cannot be resolved through discussion between the parties, the district court or summary court having jurisdiction over the location of the Gallery shall be the court of exclusive jurisdiction for the first instance.

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Established and effective: May 20, 2022
Revised: May 24, 2022