TIAMSA MEMBERS: Complementary tickets to the Art Law Day 2019 in NYC hosted by Appraisers Association of America,
Art Law Day, Friday November 8th We are very pleased to be able to offer TIAMSA members* two complimentary tickets** to the Art Law Day in New York hosted by the Appraisers Association…
TIAMSA MEMBERS: Complementary tickets for the “2019 of Value: National Conference” in NYC hosted by Appraisers Association of America, November 9th & 10th
Appraisers Association of America2019 of Value: National Conference, November 9th & 10th We are very pleased to be able to offer TIAMSA members* two complimentary tickets** to the 2019 of Value: National Conference…
TIAMSA ANN: Congratulations to Frances Fowle, TIAMSA Board Member, on her appointment as Chair of the Association for Art History
We are delighted to announce that Frances Fowle, TIAMSA Board Member and Founding Member, is the new Chair of the Association for Art History. Frances holds dual positions as Professor of Nineteenth-Century Art…
TIAMSA MEMBERS: PUB: Santander Art and Culture Law Review » 2018 » 2/2018 (4) » Circulation of Cultural Objects in Russian Law – An Overview
by Yulianna Vertinskaya [Abstract] “The aim of this article is to offer an introduction to the Russian Federation’s cultural property legislation. More precisely, this article focuses on the civil and criminal law provisions…
PUB: Santander Art and Culture Law Review » 2018 » 2/2018 (4) » Cultural Heritage in the European Union: An Outsider’s Perspective
by Claudia S. Quiñones Vilá [Abstract] “Cultural heritage protection has risen to the forefront of EU politics and policies in recent years, as a response to its intrinsic value and social benefits. Nonetheless,…
TIAMSA Blog: Art and Offshore Finance: Aesthetic Value Reshaped, by Mathew Henrickson
The influence of offshore financial practices, used to own and trade art, and their effect on the perception of art as an aesthetic object is an under-researched yet highly significant area of Art…
ANN: Research project on international practice in the restitution of Nazi-looted art: “Restatement of Restitution Rules”
In April 2019, research began at the University of Bonn on international practice in the restitution of artworks stolen under the Nazi regime. Head of the research project is Prof. Dr. Matthias Weller,…
TIAMSA Blog: Creativity is Human, But Technology Helps to Sell – The Impact of AI Art and Blockchain on the Art Market By Claudia S. Quiñones Vilá
In August 2018, Christie’s New York announced that it would be auctioning a computer-generated artwork created by a Paris-based art collective named Obvious (https://www.npr.org/2018/10/22/659680894/a-i-produced-portrait-will-go-up-for-auction-at-christie-s). At the time, this was seen as a novelty…