1. Exhibition Rights: Specific terms for exhibiting works, used when collaboration involves visual arts or installations

2. Digital Rights: Terms for online distribution and digital reproduction, relevant for digital art or online content

3. Studio Usage: Terms for shared studio space or equipment, applicable when artists share physical workspace

4. Teaching and Workshops: Terms for conducting educational activities using collaborative works

5. International Rights: Specific provisions for international exploitation of works, relevant for global collaborations

6. Moral Rights Waiver: Specific provisions regarding moral rights under Danish law, used when needed for commercial exploitation

7. Insurance and Liability: Special provisions for insurance coverage and liability allocation, important for high-value or risky projects

8. Non-Compete: Restrictions on competing activities, used when exclusivity is important to the collaboration

1. Schedule A - Project Description: Detailed description of specific artistic projects or works to be created

2. Schedule B - Budget and Financial Terms: Detailed financial arrangements, including expenses, revenue sharing calculations, and payment terms

3. Schedule C - Timeline: Project milestones and deadlines for specific works or exhibitions

4. Schedule D - Marketing and Promotion Plan: Specific promotional activities and responsibilities

5. Schedule E - Technical Specifications: Technical requirements for artistic works, particularly relevant for digital or mixed media work

6. Appendix 1 - Existing IP: List of pre-existing works brought into the collaboration by each artist

7. Appendix 2 - Approved Third-Party Contractors: List of approved external collaborators, suppliers, or contractors

8. Appendix 3 - Exhibition and Event Schedule: Planned exhibitions, shows, or events for the collaborative works