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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. If I choose to receive your communications, how often will I receive correspondence? How do I opt out or unsubscribe?
    You will receive regular updates. You may opt out or unsubscribe at any time by writing to Lilly at the following address: Lilly USA, LLC, P.O. Box 6245, Indianapolis, IN 46206-6245. However, if you decide to opt out, you will not receive any further updates.

  2. What happens to my art after the competition?
    Following the announcement of winners, the artwork and narratives will not be returned to applicants. Much of the artwork will embark on a tour, including cancer centers, hospitals and patient advocacy group events. Artwork and narratives may be televised nationally and/or showcased in Internet, print and other types of media. Following the tour, some of the artwork may be donated to cancer centers, hospitals and cancer advocacy groups. In addition, some of the entries will be featured in the Lilly Oncology On Canvas art book and website and in other media designated by the competition presenters.

  3. If the exhibition comes to my city or town, will my artwork be part of the exhibit?
    Since at any given time there may be two to three exhibits occurring simultaneously, we cannot guarantee that your artwork will be on display at an Oncology On Canvas exhibition near you.

  4. Can my artwork be donated to the cancer center, hospital or other healthcare facility of my choice?
    The simple answer is no. For the same reason we cannot commit to including your artwork in an exhibition in your hometown, geography plays no role in determining which artwork is donated to a given hospital, cancer center or cancer advocacy group.

  5. What does it mean to give up my rights to my art?
    As with many other art competitions, by submitting your artwork to the Oncology On Canvas Art Competition you are transferring to Lilly Oncology On Canvas full ownership of and all rights you have to the artwork and narratives, such as all copyrights and the right to use, reproduce, display or publish all or any portion of the art and text in: any medium (e.g., online, print, television, electronic displays at medical meetings, or any other public forum); collateral materials (including, but not limited to, media materials, brochures, art books, postcards, Web sites); and exhibits. In addition, in coordination with Lilly and NCCS, non-profit cancer-related organizations may use Oncology On Canvas artwork as part of their fundraising efforts, without any payment to you or any financial benefit to Lilly and/or NCCS.

  6. Will the artwork be returned to me following the competition?
    No. As stated in the Official Rules and Regulations, art submitted to the Oncology On Canvas Art Competition will not be returned to entrants. However, most of the submitted artwork will continue to inspire people through a touring exhibition. Following the tour, most of the art will be donated to hospitals, cancer centers, cancer support groups and other cancer-related venues and organizations.

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This site is intended for U.S. and Puerto Rico residents age 18 and over.

This website displays the images and narratives received by Lilly Oncology and the National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship in connection with the 2006, 2008 and 2010 Oncology On CanvasSM art competitions. The artists have represented they submitted original artwork for which they were the sole owner. Lilly Oncology is not responsible for the originality of any such submission. Images cannot be modified for commercial or advertising use, nor can they be copied or reproduced in any form without Lilly's written permission.

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