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Making Sense of the AML Regulations & the Art Market (CLE)

About the Event: This event was offered in conjunction with the 2025 Art Law Summer School. The speakers discussed the current state of the Money...
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Art Law in London: What’s New in …

Artificial Intelligence is an expanding technology that needs to be understood and regulated to protect the rights of creators. AML efforts are on the rise...
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Art Lawyering Bootcamp: Copyright Law (Apr. 23, 2025)

Center for Art Law’s inaugural Art Lawyering Bootcamp: Copyright Law took place on April 23, 2025. This was an in-person, full-day training aimed at preparing...
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Visual Artists’ Immigration Clinic (Apr. 2, 2025)

The Visual Artists’ Immigration Clinic is designed to guide emerging and established international visual artists through the process of obtaining a visa to the United...
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Art Law Conference 2025: Nazi-Era Disputed Art: Research & Restitution

Center for Art Law annual Art Law Conference 2025 80 years after the end of World War II and more than 25 years after the...
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Immigration Under Trump: Strategies for Visual Artists

Since taking office in 2025, President Donald Trump has enacted buzz-worthy changes to US immigration policy. Attorney Rakhel Milstein will update participants on the main changes of...
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Legal Implications of Gallery Closures for Artists

The New York art scene has seen over a dozen of galleries close in the past two years. When done improperly, these can present of...
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From Paintings to Pixels: Estate Planning for Artists in the Digital Age

Attorney Sara Johnson presented a workshop on digital estate planning. This workshop is part of the Center for Art Law's Visual Artists Legal Clinic programming....
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Art Law Colloquium: Nazi Art Plunder in Postwar Western Europe

About the Speaker: Elizabeth Campbell is an Associate Professor of History and the Director of the Center for Art Collection Ethics (ACE). Her academic expertise...
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Art Law Colloquium: Research, Cases & Litigation in Art Law

Gale P. Elston is a distinguished attorney with a specialization in art law. Her first book is coming soon. Admitted to practice in both New...
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Over The River: When Art and Law make Landfall

Join us for a discussion exploring the intersection of art, law, and the environment through the lens of ROAR v. Bureau of Land Management. This session...
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Art & Copyright Law Clinic (May 14, 2025)

Copyright law is a body of federal law that grants authors exclusive rights over their original works. Enshrined in the U.S. Constitution, these rights aim...
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