CONF: Collectors, Agents, Art Dealers – The Rise and Expansion of Vienna’s Art Market, 17th–18th Century (University of Vienna, 13-14 Nov 25)
PROGRAMME: Thursday, 13 November 2025 9:30-10:00 Welcome Thomas Wallnig, Vice Dean, Faculty of Historical and Cultural StudiesSilvia Tammaro for the Vienna Center for the History of Collecting
CFP: Circulations. Works, Artists, and Ideas in the Art Market (Cadi Ayyad University, Marrakech, 22.–23.05.2026)
Circulation has become a key concept in understanding the dynamics of the art market in a globalised world. It is also a longstanding object of enquiry in art history and related disciplines. Whether…
NEWS: Natasha Degen as Director of Sotheby’s Institute – New York
Dear Fellow TIAMSA Members, It is my great pleasure to share with you the nomination of TIAMSA trustee Natasha Degen as Director of Sotheby’s Institute – New York campus effective January 2026. A distinguished…
ANN: Executive Master in Cultural Leadership now accepting applications for its 8th Cohort for March 2026
The Executive Master in Cultural Leadership at Maastricht University is a transformative programme designed for professionals who aspire to shape the future of within arts and culture. Developed in collaboration with the Royal Academy of Arts, the…
ANN: International Conference “Curbing trafficking in cultural property: a path for global strategy?”. (Milan, Nov 7, 2025)
The UNESCO Chair on Business Integrity and Crime Prevention in Art and Antiquities Market and the Fondazione Centro nazionale di prevenzione e difesa sociale (Cnpds) are organizing the international conference “Curbing trafficking in…
ANN: TIAMSA in-Person events for the Berthe Weill exhibition on November 22 at 9:30 am
Last summer, we organized two informal visits, one to the Alice Pauli exhibition at the Musée Cantonal de Lausanne and the other to the Daniel Cordier exhibitions at the Musée de la Résistance in…
CFP: Fashionability and the Art Market (University of Cambridge, 8-10 April 2026)
Temporal dynamics of rise and decline are key drivers in the art world as a marketplace, and they often impact on art production, too. In his 1937 essay ‘Eduard Fuchs: Collector and Historian’,…
CONF: Hidden Histories of the Museum: Women Transforming Art Collections (National Gallery and online, 23 Oct 2025)
This conference explores the multifaceted roles women have played in shaping museums, both nationally within the UK and internationally, particularly institutions that specialise in historic art. We examine how women have entered museum…
CONF / Book Launch: Metropolitan Crossings: Art, Displacement, and the Making of Modern London, 1930s–1970s (Ben Uri Gallery and Museum, London – 5-6 Nov 25)
This symposium explores how exile, migration, and displacement shaped the artistic and cultural landscape of London between the 1930s and the 1970s. Across two days, the presentations will examine the diverse trajectories of…