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Art Markets & the World in Transition: Frameworks Shaping Global Collecting
A timely conversation on shifting markets, legal change, and the future of collecting worldwide. The global art market is navigating one of its most turbulent...
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KNOW YOUR CLIENT, KNOW YOUR ART: Due Diligence in the Art Market (CLE)
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Art, Money, and the Law: Sanctions & AML Enforcement in 2026
This panel discussion focuses on the trends and tools available to help art market participants stay compliant with AML regulations, navigate expanding sanctions regimes, and...
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Making Sense of Collection Histories: Cultural Heritage in Context
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What is Copy, Right?
Join us on May 27 for the highly anticipated Art Law Conference 2026, held at Brooklyn Law School and Online (Hybrid). Entitled “What is Copy,...
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Art and Law Colloquium | Stolen Legacies: Law, Memory, and the Fight to Recover Nazi-Looted Art
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Art and Law Colloquium | A Just Future: International Law Requires Restitution of Nazi-Looted Art
About the Event For this event Center for Art Law was in conversation with Raymond J. Dowd as he discussed his recent article Taking The...
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Art and Law Workshop: Charitable Contributions | Tax Considerations for Artists and Collectors
About the Event: During this event Center for Art Law was very pleased to be hearing from attorneys Karin Gross and Kimberly Tyson. With over...
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Art Lawyering Bootcamp: Artist Dealer Relationships
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Center for Art Law Summer School 2026
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Art + Law Colloquium Case Study: Cranach Painting at the North Carolina Museum of Art
Learn about the provenance and restitution of the Cranach painting at the North Carolina Museum of Art. A beloved Cranach painting at the North Carolina...
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