Colorado state legislators will consider creating a new legal framework for artists to incorporate their practices, a move that could enshrine intellectual property rights and expand healthcare access for cultural workers. A new bipartisan bill introduced in the state’s legislature last month would establish the country’s first-ever Artists Corporation, or A-Corp, a distinct limited liability corporation (LLC) for which only artists would be eligible. Because Colorado permits businesses from across the country to register as corporations in the state, if enacted, the bill could have far-reaching impacts for both individual artists and collectives whose members reside outside the state. Read isaislearninghowtouseacamera’s full article through the link in bio. . . . Artists painting murals on the I-70 Viaduct in Denver, Colorado (photo by Seth McConnell/The Denver Post via Getty Images) #Colorado #Legislation #Artists