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First meeting of TIAMSA’s Berlin sub-committee

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Berlin, 3 July 2017, 7.00pm

Christine Howald and Anne Luther proudly announce the launch of TIAMSA’s Berlin sub-committee and cordially invite to the first meeting on

3 July 2017, 7.00pm
Centre for Art Market Studies
Technische Universität Berlin
Straße des 17. Juni 150/152 (corner of March-Straße)
10623 Berlin  
Room AF083

The TIAMSA Berlin sub-committee welcomes members who are based in Berlin or nearby and who would like to contribute to a lively and scholarly discourse on art and its markets. Our first casual meet-and-greet is hosted by the Centre for Art Market Studies at the Technische Universität Berlin and is also open to those who consider joining TIAMSA.
– The sub-committee will organize visits to sites relevant for the study of the art market (galleries, archives, libraries, museums, etc.) and mobilize our members coming from both academia and the art market to meet on a regular basis. It aims to uncover relationships between historical research, contemporary art markets as well as institutions and businesses. Members will introduce their know-how and are invited to host discussion groups, talks, round tables and visits at their sites with a topic of their choice related to their field of expertise. Please let us know if you would like to attend, we are very much looking forward to seeing you.​ 

Herzliche Grüße! Anne Luther and Christine Howald

Dr. Christine Howald is Research Associate  and Teaching Fellow at Technische Universität Berlin, Institut für Kunstwissenschaft und Historische Urbanistik (Research Area “Art Market and Provenance”).

Dr. Anne Luther is a researcher at Technische Universität Berlin, and arts manager and software developer with focus on the contemporary art market and data visualization in qualitative research.

Invitation to TIAMSA’s 2017 AGM

Published on by Veronika Korbei

Most members will be aware that we will hold our ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING (AGM) alongside TIAMSA’s first conference on Art Fairs, to be held in London from July 13th to 15th. As a TIAMSA member, you are cordially invited to attend this meeting, which will take place on

TIAMSA ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Thursday 13 July 2017
5pm
Sotheby’s Institute of Art
30 Bedford Square
London WC1B 3EE
Room 31 D+E (first floor)

We look forward to welcoming you at the AGM. Please remember that, in order to attend and vote at the AGM, you have to be a TIAMSA member in good standing. If you are uncertain about your membership status, please log in at artmarketstudies.org or contact me on membership@artmarketstudies.org.
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Please note that we will provide more time for collective brainstorming on TIAMSA’s future on our conferences last plenary session, to be held on Saturday, July 15th, 4.45pm at Sotheby’s Institute of Art. Members who do not wish to attend the conference are welcome to attend this meeting without paying the conference fee.

With very best wishes,
Veronika Korbei, TIAMSA Coordinator

TIAMSA @ Art Basel Conversation, 15 June 2017

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Public/ Private | New Rules: Is the Artworld a Mature Industry?

Art Basel and TIAMSA are teaming up in one of their round tables known as ‘Conversation‘:

New Rules: Is the Artworld a Mature Industry?

TIAMSA will be represented by Olav Velthuis, TIAMSA president and Johannes Nathan, TIAMSA Chair.

This talk addresses the rapidly changing business environment of art. Across the artworld, established but opaque ways of doing business are increasingly seen as a hindrance, not an advantage. Governments are eager to enact regulations, investment-minded collectors and analysts are pressing for greater transparency. Information is flowing more freely: It is no longer a question of whether data becomes available, but when, where, and on whose terms. The institutional sector is also under scrutiny, as funders demand accountability and clarity about the role of private interests. How will the artworld keep up with these developments? What can be done to modernize and professionalize the market without stifling its dynamism? What are the new rules of the art economy to follow?

Lindsay Pollock, former Editor-in-Chief, Art in America, New York; Olav Velthuis, Professor, Department of Sociology at University of Amsterdam, and President, TIAMSA, Amsterdam; Adam Sheffer, Partner, Cheim & Read, and President, Art Dealers Association of America, New York; Pierre Valentin, Partner, Constantine Cannon LLP, London; Bob Rennie, Collector, Vancouver.

Moderator: András Szántó, Author and Cultural Consultant, New York.

TIAMSA at this year’s Art Basel, Basel, 15 June, 17

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Art Basel and TIAMSA are teaming up in a round table (‘Conversation‘) entitled ‘New Rules: Is the Artworld a Mature Industry?’ TIAMSA will be represented by Olav Velthuis, TIAMSA president, who will discuss the subject with Lindsay Pollock, Bob Rennie, Adam Sheffer and Pierre Valentin; the conversation will be moderated by András Szántó. The round table will take place at this year’s Art Basel mother fair in Basel (Messeplatz 10, 4005 Basel, Switzerland). Johannes Nathan, TIAMSA Chair, will also be present.

Public/ Private | New Rules: Is the Artworld a Mature Industry?

This talk addresses the rapidly changing business environment of art. Across the artworld, established but opaque ways of doing business are increasingly seen as a hindrance, not an advantage. Governments are eager to enact regulations, investment-minded collectors and analysts are pressing for greater transparency. Information is flowing more freely: It is no longer a question of whether data becomes available, but when, where, and on whose terms. The institutional sector is also under scrutiny, as funders demand accountability and clarity about the role of private interests. How will the artworld keep up with these developments? What can be done to modernize and professionalize the market without stifling its dynamism? What are the new rules of the art economy to follow?

Lindsay Pollock, former Editor-in-Chief, Art in America, New York; Olav Velthuis, Professor, Department of Sociology at University of Amsterdam, and President, TIAMSA, Amsterdam; Adam Sheffer, Partner, Cheim & Read, and President, Art Dealers Association of America, New York; Pierre Valentin, Partner, Constantine Cannon LLP, London; Bob Rennie, Collector, Vancouver.

Moderator: András Szántó, Author and Cultural Consultant, New York.

DISCOUNT FOR TIAMSA MEMBERS: The Art Business Conference, April 4, 2017, New York

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The Art Business Conference 2017

The one day conference, created for art galleries, dealers, art advisors, auctioneers, collectors and art market professionals aims to discuss key issues affecting the international art market.

TICKETS US$ 275 -US$ 500
can be purchased online, via invoice or take payment over the phone. 
www.artbusinessconferencenyc.eventbrite.co.uk
DISCOUNT for TIAMSA MEMBERS TO BE FOUND IN THE MEMBERS’ ONLY SECTION

9:00am – 18:30pm EDT

VENUE
10 on the Park at Time Warner Center
10th Floor, North Tower
60 Columbus Circle
New York, NY 10019

CONFERENCE CHAIR
Georgina Adam, FT and Art Newspaper journalist

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CfP: ‘The ART FAIR’, apply by March 12!

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The Call for Papers to our ‘The ART FAIR’ Conference
closes on March 12, 2017

Call for Papers: ‘The Art Fair’
1st Conference – TIAMSA, The International Art Market Studies Association
London, 14-15 July, 2017

Keynote speaker
NOAH HOROWITZ, DIRECTOR AMERICAS, ART BASEL MIAMI BEACH

See full CfP

Please send your proposal to
Dr. Veronika Korbei, office@artmarketstudies.org

CfS: Calling all members to submit proposals for a TIAMSA session at CAA, L.A. 2018

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Calling members to submit session proposals
for A TIAMSA session
at the next CAA,
Los Angeles, 21-24 February 2018

TIAMSA was accepted as affiliated society of CAA on 19 February the College Art Association of America (CAA; collegeart.org). This entitles us to hold one session every year at the annual CAA conferences. We intend to make regular use of this opportunity, which will add to the profile of our association.

We welcome proposals concerning art market studies that are likely to resonate within the wider scholarly community. Please send your e-mail to office@artmarketstudies.org

Please include
– the proposed session title 
– a brief outline of the intended session topic (max. 150 words)
– how do you intend to draw prospective speakers (CfP/direct contact/other?)
– suggestions for possible speakers (if you already have some in mind)
– a brief CV (max. 150 words)
– we accept proposals submitted by more than one person (acting as co-chairs).
– we welcome proposals from experienced and younger colleagues alike.


NB:
CAA sessions are 90 minutes long only. Your proposal needs to take this into account.
Example 1: 4 speakers, each with a 15 minute-paper and 30 minutes for introduction and discussion.
Example 2: Round table discussion with fewer speakers and more discussion time.
Example 3: more speakers with shorter papers, etc.
We are open to other suggestions.

Speakers actively participating at CAA conferences as session chairs or speakers have to be CAA members (if only for the year in which they participate) and that travel grants are difficult to obtain for this event.

Proposals should be submitted no later than 19 March 2017 to office@artmarketstudies.org.
We will inform applicant(s) of the results of our decision by the end of March. TIAMSA will have to submit the chosen session theme to CAA in early April, so we are running on a tight schedule.

Successful candidate(s) will be responsible for organizing the ensuing steps (e.g. drafting a call for papers; submitting the necessary information to CAA; finding speakers and making sure they submit the necessary information to CAA; etc.).

You have to be an active TIAMSA member in order to submit your proposal.

We are much looking forward to hearing from all interested members!

With very best wishes,
Your TIAMSA Board