TIAMSA Live Book Discussion: Dr David Challis “Foreign Currency Volatility and the Market for French Modernist Art” (Online, 26 May 2022, 12:00 noon CEST / 20:00 AEDT)
TIAMSA is pleased to announce its seventh book discussion – Foreign Currency Volatility and the Market for French Modernist Art. Dr David Challis will present his book, followed by a discussion with Christel…
POSTPONED (new date to be announced) – TIAMSA Live Book Discussion No. 6 – Barbara Furlotti “Antiques in Motion – From Excavation Sites to Renaissance Collections”
TIAMSA regrets to announce that its sixth book discussion – “Antiques in Motion. From Excavation Sites to Renaissance Collections” (originally scheduled for 24 February 2022, 6:30pm CET) – has to be postponed. A…
POSTPONED (new date to be announced) – TIAMSA Live Book Discussion No. 6 – Barbara Furlotti “Antiques in Motion – From Excavation Sites to Renaissance Collections “
TIAMSA is pleased to announce its sixth book discussion – Antiques in Motion. From Excavation Sites to Renaissance Collections. Author Barbara Furlotti will discuss her book, followed by a conversation with Adriano Aymonino (University of Buckingham)…
TIAMSA News: Video of our book discussion of Diana J. Kostyrko’s “The Journal of a Transatlantic Art Dealer: René Gimpel 1918-1939 “ now available online
TIAMSA is happy to share the link to the recording of our second book discussion on Dr Diana J. Kostyrko’s “The Journal of a Transatlantic Art Dealer: René Gimpel 1918-1939” with Dr Diana…
TIAMSA News | Today: TIAMSA LIVE BOOK DISCUSSION 25.03.2021, 18:00 CET
TIAMSA is excited to announce its first Live book discussion on Thursday, 25 March 2021, 18:00 CET Diana Seave Greenwald (Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum): Painting by numbers. Data-Driven Histories of Nineteenth-Century Art Discussants:Christian Huemer (Belvedere Research Centre, Vienna)Filip…
TIAMSA LIVE BOOK DISCUSSION (Kick-off: 25 March 2021, 18:00 CET)
Every year an impressive number of books dedicated to the art markets are published. Keeping pace with this flow of publications is not necessarily easy, neither is it simple to know in advance…