TIAMSA BLOG: Looted Cultural Property: Arbitration and Compensation for Claimants and Owners through an International Fund? A Proposal Inspired by Insurance Models
By Johannes Nathan ‘70 Years and Counting: The Final Opportunity?’ was the title of a conference held at the National Gallery in London in September 2017, taking stock of the current handling of…
TIAMSA Conference 2020: Call for Papers deadline reminder
TIAMSA Conference 2020: ‘The Art Market and The Museum: Ethics and Aesthetics of Institutional Collecting, Display and Patronage from c.1800 to the Present’, 17-18 July 2020, Edinburgh. This is a friendly reminder that…
TIAMSA Workshop at the CAA 2020 Conference: Selling and buying anonymity: How does the art market deal with indeterminate works of art? (Chicago, 13 February 2020)
The next TIAMSA’s Workshop at the CAA2020 is dedicated to the markets for indeterminate works of art. The goal of this session is to better understand how art market players deal with works…
TIAMSA Internship: TIAMSA is looking for an intern to join their team
The International Art Market Studies Association – TIAMSA – provides a platform and network for all researchers of the art markets: professionals such as art historians, historians, sociologists, economists, lawyers, provenance researchers and…
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 Legal: „Know Your Customer – Compliance im Kunstmarkt“, 20.6.2019, Berlin
TIAMSA Legal, die juristische Sektion der International Art Market Studies Association – TIAMSA, freut sich, Sie in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Bundesverband Deutscher Galerien und Kunsthändler e.V. und der Kanzlei dtb Rechtsanwälte zu einer…
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…
TIAMSA Blog: Summary of “Exploring the Gilded Age Art Market through a Digital Lens” by Anne Helmreich
On the 13th February, through the auspices of Louisa Woodbury, Head of Research, The Frick Art Reference Library, and Ellen Prokop, co-founder of the Digital Art History Lab, the Frick Art Collection, TIAMSA…
Student Blog: TIAMSA Conference 2018 – Section 3: “Elites and the People” by Theresa Auer
The last panel on the second day of the 2018 TIAMSA conference addressed a very promising topic: “Elites and the people” in relation to the contemporary art market. Even though Friday’s schedule was…