By Sophia Williams In April 2023, to explore how immigration issues intersect with the world of the arts, Center for Art Law hosted a series...

By Joseph Gergel To dissect the often esoteric language of consignment and representation agreements between artists and dealers and conflicting practices, the Center for Art...

By Nikki Vafai. To guide with the estate planning and legacy preservation process, in 2022, Center for Art Law hosted a virtual two-part “A Primer...

By Atreya Mathur Flowers have an impact on human happiness.[1] They tend to make things a little prettier or can even change the atmosphere to...

By Clara Cassan and Center for Art Law. On April 29-30, 2021, the Federal Bar Association hosted its annual Art Law & Litigation Conference with...

By Center for Art Law. On March 11th and 12th, 2021, the American Legal Institute (“ALI”) webcasted the forty-ninth annual Legal Issues in Museum Administration...

By Angela Dimery and Louise Carron. New York is the reigning capital of art law, and this Fall confirmed that there are many places to...

By Olivia Taylor. Every year, Sotheby’s Institute of Art in London runs a two-part series of Art Law courses in which different topics in art...

By Louise Carron. On April 5th, 2019, the Lawyers’ Committee on Cultural Heritage Protection (“LCCHP”) held its tenth annual conference at the Georgetown Law Center...

By Laura B. Richardson [caption id="attachment_33226" align="alignnone" width="1170"] CfAL/Laura Richardson[/caption] On October 26, 2017, the EASL Section hosted a panel discussion, "Inside Auction Houses: The...