14. Austria

(1)

A published work may be reproduced, disseminated, broadcast, made available to the public and used for public lectures, performances and screenings for the purpose of the quotation, provided that its use is justified in its scope by this special purpose. This is particularly permissible if:

1.

individual works, after their publication, are included in a scientific work which forms the principal object; A work of the kind referred to in Section 2 item 3 [works of a scientific or didactic nature which consist of pictorial representations in two or three dimensions, unless they constitute works of art] or a work of the visual arts may only be included for the purpose of explaining the content;

 

2.

published works of the visual arts in a scientific or instructional lecture, which form the principal object, are merely publicly presented for the purpose of explaining the contents, and the duplicating pieces required for this purpose are produced;

 

3.

individual points of a published work of literature in a self-sufficient new work;

 

4.

the individual passages of a published work of music are given in a work of literature;

 

5.

the individual parts of a published work are listed in a separate, new work.

 

 

(2)

For the purposes of this provision, a work which has been made available to the public in a manner which is accessible to the general public is to be regarded as equivalent to a published work.

 

• (1) It shall be permissible […]
• (5) to reproduce, disseminate, present in public by means of optical devices and broadcast and make available to the public works of architecture after their construction or other works of Article permanently located in a public place; this provision shall not extend to the replication of a work of architecture and the reproduction of a painting or a graphic work for the purpose of placing such reproduction permanently in a place of such kind, or to the three-dimensional reproduction of a three-dimensional work.