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.

	March 2021
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1 On Relationships: Indigenous C… On Relationships: Indigenous Curatorial Practice March 1, 2021 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Dr. Carmen Robertson and CUAG invite you to a free public discussion on Indigenous curatorial practice featuring three Indigenous curators: Lee-Ann Martin, Suzanne Morrissette and Danielle Printup. This lively conversation will explore the importance of relationships to Indigenous curatorial practice: to artists, to art, to land and to all living beings. Martin, Morrissette and Printup will take up a range of issues relating to how their curatorial practice draws upon living knowledges in ways that serve as agents of change. This conversation is organized by Dr. Carmen Robertson, in conjunction with a seminar she is teaching this term, “On Display: Exhibitions and Indigenous Art,” which explores the complex histories and current strategies and ethics of museums and Indigenous curatorial practice. Free Registration... See more details •	2	3 [CfAL] Art Law Lunch Talk: Art… [CfAL] Art Law Lunch Talk: Art Law Lunch Talk: Covering Your Basis, Taxes and Appraisal for Art March 3, 2021 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm What is "legacy" in the context of estate planning? When art becomes an asset, what should the owner consider when planning to transfer this asset to another owner? Legacy and estate planning where art is concerned raise many questions and call upon many experts, including a tax lawyer and an appraiser, to provide expertise. Join us for a program with tax attorney Pamela L. Grutman, a partner at Olsoff \| Cahill \| Cossu LLP, and Evie T. Joselow, PhD, a qualified appraiser, to discuss how they think about transfers of art assets for estate planning purposes. The panel will be moderated by Irina Tarsis, Founder and Managing Director of the Center for Art Law. Registration... See more details The Very Big Business of Art The Very Big Business of Art March 3, 2021 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm Online with CECILE VERDIER, President of Christie's France, ANIKA GUNTURM, Vice-President, EMILIE VILLETTE, Director of Development Art is very big business. Since 2000 the contemporary art market's turnover growth alone has jumped by 1,370%, and today artworks are coveted by investors as well as by collectors. At the heart of what has become a vast international business stand the major auction houses, and first among them, Christie's, owned by François Pinault's holding company, Groupe Artémis. In a unique partnership, the Arts Arena (www.artsarena.org) and the American Chamber of Commerce in France (www.amchamfrance.org), present an exceptional trio of specialists to discuss the very big business of art, with a special Transatlantic focus on the Paris and New York markets. Join us to hear Cecile Verdier, President of Christie's France, Anika Guntrum, Vice-President of Christie's France and International Director, Impressionist and Modern Art, and Emilie Villette, Business Development Director of Christie's France. A Q&A will follow the conversation. Free Registration... See more details • •	4 1950s-1970s: Women Art Dealers… 1950s-1970s: Women Art Dealers in New York March 4, 2021 12:00 pm - 12:30 pm Please join Michael Findlay, author and Director of Acquavella Galleries, and Véronique Chagnon-Burke, Academic Director, for a conversation about the important and unique contribution made by women gallery owners in the New York art world of the 1960’s and 1970’s. Free Registration... See more details •	5	6	7
8	9	10 [CfAL] Art Law Lunch Talk: Les… [CfAL] Art Law Lunch Talk: Lessons Not Learned March 10, 2021 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Online "F" is for Fraud; a theft by any other name would stick as foul. The story of fraud is as old as property law. Someone intentionally misrepresents something to someone who has something to lose and the victim and his property are soon apart. Intent is hard to prove yet many an art dealer have gone to jail for defrauding clients of art or money. There have been so many thieving magpies in the history of art trade, someone should write a cautionary tale. Join the Center for Art Law for an art law lunch talk with Dean Nicyper, a seasoned art attorney who has litigated some of the best known art fraud cases in the recent decades, and Eileen Kinsella, a senior art market reporter, who has covered in depth Knoedler and Inigo Philbrick cases. Moderated by Irina Tarsis, the conversation will focus on lessons that the art market is refusing to learn, over and over. Registration: General admission: a suggested donation of $20.00 is appreciated and will benefit the Center for Art Law to ensure continued programming. NOTE: If it is not possible to make a donation at this time, please reach out to us and we will provide you with a free registration code. Annual Premium Members and Art Bar Members (monthly donors): free Students: free More information and registration... See more details •	11 [CLE] Legal Issues in Museum A… [CLE] Legal Issues in Museum Administration 2021 March 11, 2021 - March 12, 2021 Online Adaptation and recovery will be the overarching themes of this year’s conference. Featured sessions include focused instruction on the core legal and business issues facing museum professionals today, including: Exhibits in 2021: Engaging Audiences through New Technologies Cybersecurity Incidents and Data Privacy Legislative and Regulatory Update for Museum Professionals Practicing Law Remotely and Ethically Employment Law Update for Museum Professionals Rethinking Revenue in Tough Times Litigation Update for Museum Professionals Navigating Your Museum Through a Changing World Register today for thought-provoking panels and valuable instruction with museum professionals and legal practitioners from across the country. You don’t want to miss this signature conference! Live faculty Q&A allows you to pose your questions to the faculty throughout the webcast. All registrants will receive a set of downloadable course materials to accompany the program. More information and registration... See more details •	12 [CLE] Legal Issues in Museum A… [CLE] Legal Issues in Museum Administration 2021 March 11, 2021 - March 12, 2021 Online Adaptation and recovery will be the overarching themes of this year’s conference. Featured sessions include focused instruction on the core legal and business issues facing museum professionals today, including: Exhibits in 2021: Engaging Audiences through New Technologies Cybersecurity Incidents and Data Privacy Legislative and Regulatory Update for Museum Professionals Practicing Law Remotely and Ethically Employment Law Update for Museum Professionals Rethinking Revenue in Tough Times Litigation Update for Museum Professionals Navigating Your Museum Through a Changing World Register today for thought-provoking panels and valuable instruction with museum professionals and legal practitioners from across the country. You don’t want to miss this signature conference! Live faculty Q&A allows you to pose your questions to the faculty throughout the webcast. All registrants will receive a set of downloadable course materials to accompany the program. More information and registration... See more details •	13	14
15	16	17 Deaccessioning in 2020 (Day 1) Deaccessioning in 2020 (Day 1) March 17, 2021 Online Deaccessioning After 2020 is a virtual 2-day symposium that aims to comprehensively address collections and deaccessioning in the context of the economic fallout of the pandemic and the national call to rethink the role and responsibilities of museums and their collections in an increasingly diverse and complex world. The symposium’s agenda reflects a broad set of perspectives and taps experts from across the art and museum world, from directors and trustees, to seasoned museum professionals, scholars, legal experts, artists, auction houses, journalists, and influencers. More information and registration... See more details •	18	19 Deaccessioning in 2020 (Day 2) Deaccessioning in 2020 (Day 2) March 19, 2021 Online Deaccessioning After 2020 is a virtual 2-day symposium that aims to comprehensively address collections and deaccessioning in the context of the economic fallout of the pandemic and the national call to rethink the role and responsibilities of museums and their collections in an increasingly diverse and complex world. The symposium’s agenda reflects a broad set of perspectives and taps experts from across the art and museum world, from directors and trustees, to seasoned museum professionals, scholars, legal experts, artists, auction houses, journalists, and influencers. More information and registration... See more details •	20	21
22	23 Nazi-Looted Art and Archives: … Nazi-Looted Art and Archives: Recovering and Preserving Jewish Culture March 23, 2021 11:00 am - 12:00 pm Online Free Registration... See more details •	24	25	26	27	28
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