Worldwide Calendar

Center for Art Law organizes and promotes events dealing with art law topics. We feature select events in our monthly Art Law Blast and below is our publicly-accessible calendar of art law programs worldwide.

	June 2021
	1	2 Museums and Black Lives Still … Museums and Black Lives Still Matter June 2, 2021 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm Culture& in collaboration with the Museums Association host a joint UK and US symposium on how our museums are responding to racism and what needs to happen next. The tumultuous events that followed the May 2020 murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis shone a globally bright light upon all forms of racism and anti-Blackness, including its impact on museums and their communities. While the events of last summer may have faded in some memories, the issues raised remain current. Culture& and the Museums Association reflect on what happened last year, and look forward to the future. A UK and US panel of distinguished arts and culture leaders probe the statements of solidarity issued by various arts and heritage organisations in 2020, what they have achieved since then, and what further changes need to be made. UK panellists include Arike Oke, Managing Director at the Black Cultural Archives; Hassan Mahamdallie, diversity specialist and former Director of the Muslim Institute; and Rachael Minott, Inclusion and Change Manager at the National Archives. They are joined by US experts including Monica O. Montgomery, Curator of Special Projects + Programming at the Smithsonian Institution Arts + Industries Building; Ian Damont Martin, Executive Director of Inclusion & Belonging at the Art Institute of Chicago; and OnRaé LaTeal, Senior Manager of ARTLAB at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden. The discussion is moderated by Culture&’s Chief Executive, Dr Errol Francis. Free registration More information... See more details •	3	4	5	6
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21	22 [CfAL] Art Law Lunch Talk: Dem… [CfAL] Art Law Lunch Talk: Demystifying Art Funds June 22, 2021 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Over the past decade, fine art has proven itself to be a viable non-traditional asset, and as a result, the number of art investment funds has surged, to enable investors to acquire artworks and to grow their portfolio of investments. What is an art fund? How are art funds established, structured, and managed? Why should one invest in art? Join us for a program with Freda Isingoma, founder and CEO of KIISA LLC, and Christian Parker, a Structured Credit partner at Paul Hastings in London, to discuss art funds, the questions surrounding them, and their role in the broader global art world. The event will be moderated by Irina Tarsis, Founder and Managing Director of the Center for Art Law. Further information... See more details •	23	24 [CfAL] Estate Planning Worksho… [CfAL] Estate Planning Workshop June 24, 2021 10:00 am - 11:30 am Join us for the second installment within the Center for Art Law’s Artist Legacy and Estate Planning Clinic. This workshop is designed to give participants deeper insight into the logistics of organizing and archiving artists’ collections. Barbara Rahmann, art historian and mediator specializing in art and estate management, will discuss practical advice on wrapping one's brain around a physical body of work. Pricing: $50.00 (discounts available for students, artists, and members) Information and registration... See more details •	25	26	27
28	29	30 WORLD HERITAGE, HUMAN RIGHTS A… WORLD HERITAGE, HUMAN RIGHTS AND PARTICIPATION June 30, 2021 10:00 am - 10:30 am The webinar on participation and Human Rights in World Heritage is an opportunity to review and reflect on the operation of the Convention and its governance framework within broader developments in international law and human rights law since 1972. Those developments are challenging established understandings of the objectives and functions of the World Heritage framework and its role in realizing the mandate of UNESCO to ‘further universal respect for justice, for rule of law and for human rights and fundamental freedoms’. Registration... See more details •

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Worldwide Calendar

June 2021

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	1	2 Museums and Black Lives Still … Museums and Black Lives Still Matter June 2, 2021 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm Culture& in collaboration with the Museums Association host a joint UK and US symposium on how our museums are responding to racism and what needs to happen next. The tumultuous events that followed the May 2020 murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis shone a globally bright light upon all forms of racism and anti-Blackness, including its impact on museums and their communities. While the events of last summer may have faded in some memories, the issues raised remain current. Culture& and the Museums Association reflect on what happened last year, and look forward to the future. A UK and US panel of distinguished arts and culture leaders probe the statements of solidarity issued by various arts and heritage organisations in 2020, what they have achieved since then, and what further changes need to be made. UK panellists include Arike Oke, Managing Director at the Black Cultural Archives; Hassan Mahamdallie, diversity specialist and former Director of the Muslim Institute; and Rachael Minott, Inclusion and Change Manager at the National Archives. They are joined by US experts including Monica O. Montgomery, Curator of Special Projects + Programming at the Smithsonian Institution Arts + Industries Building; Ian Damont Martin, Executive Director of Inclusion & Belonging at the Art Institute of Chicago; and OnRaé LaTeal, Senior Manager of ARTLAB at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden. The discussion is moderated by Culture&’s Chief Executive, Dr Errol Francis. Free registration More information... See more details •	3	4	5	6
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14	15	16	17	18	19	20
21	22 [CfAL] Art Law Lunch Talk: Dem… [CfAL] Art Law Lunch Talk: Demystifying Art Funds June 22, 2021 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Over the past decade, fine art has proven itself to be a viable non-traditional asset, and as a result, the number of art investment funds has surged, to enable investors to acquire artworks and to grow their portfolio of investments. What is an art fund? How are art funds established, structured, and managed? Why should one invest in art? Join us for a program with Freda Isingoma, founder and CEO of KIISA LLC, and Christian Parker, a Structured Credit partner at Paul Hastings in London, to discuss art funds, the questions surrounding them, and their role in the broader global art world. The event will be moderated by Irina Tarsis, Founder and Managing Director of the Center for Art Law. Further information... See more details •	23	24 [CfAL] Estate Planning Worksho… [CfAL] Estate Planning Workshop June 24, 2021 10:00 am - 11:30 am Join us for the second installment within the Center for Art Law’s Artist Legacy and Estate Planning Clinic. This workshop is designed to give participants deeper insight into the logistics of organizing and archiving artists’ collections. Barbara Rahmann, art historian and mediator specializing in art and estate management, will discuss practical advice on wrapping one's brain around a physical body of work. Pricing: $50.00 (discounts available for students, artists, and members) Information and registration... See more details •	25	26	27
28	29	30 WORLD HERITAGE, HUMAN RIGHTS A… WORLD HERITAGE, HUMAN RIGHTS AND PARTICIPATION June 30, 2021 10:00 am - 10:30 am The webinar on participation and Human Rights in World Heritage is an opportunity to review and reflect on the operation of the Convention and its governance framework within broader developments in international law and human rights law since 1972. Those developments are challenging established understandings of the objectives and functions of the World Heritage framework and its role in realizing the mandate of UNESCO to ‘further universal respect for justice, for rule of law and for human rights and fundamental freedoms’. Registration... See more details •

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