UNIVERSITY OF ZURICH’S ART MARKET STUDIES PROGRAM cordially invite you to join a discussion on
“The Art Market and New Tech: Smokescreens and Real Opportunities”
Thursday, 7th March 2019 at 17:00
Schwarzescafé, Löwenbräu Areal Zurich
Limmatstrasse 270
SCHEDULE:
Continue reading “ANN: “The Art Market and New Tech: Smokescreens and Real Opportunities” Thursday, 7th March 2019 at 17:00, Zurich”
The UNIVERSITY OF ZURICH’S ART MARKET STUDIES program and KUNSTFORUM ZURICH cordially invite you to join the discussion about the latest self-regulatory initiatives in the art market.
Monday, 29 October 2018, schwarzescafé, Löwenbräu Areal Zurich
The conference language is English and it is free of charge. Seating is limited, please register at: info@kunstforum-zuerich.ch
17 h Introduction by ANDREAS RITTER, Kunstforum Zürich
17h15 Art Basel’s expansion of exhibitor regulations through guidelines and protocols explained by MARC SPIEGLER, Director Art Basel
17h45 ANNE LAURE BANDLE, Director Art Law Foundation, presents the “Art Transaction Due Diligence Toolkit” of the recently founded Responsible Art Market Initiative
18h15 The keynote speeches are followed by a panel discussion, moderated by NICOLAS GALLEY, Director of Studies, University of Zurich’s Art Market Studies program
The participants are:
• MARC SPIEGLER, Director Art Basel
• ANNE LAURE BANDLE, Director Art Law Foundation
• STEFAN PUTTAERT, Director Sotheby’s Zurich
• VICTOR GISLER, Galerie Mai 36
• CLAUDIUS OCHSNER, President of the Swiss Art Trading Association
19h15 Questions –Closing Remarks – Drinks – Come Together
University of Zurich
Executive Master in Art Market Studies
Institute of Art History
Raemistrasse 73
CH-8006 Zurich
Tel. +41 44 634 51 73
emams@khist.uzh.ch
www.emams.uzh.ch
Application
The application process for the next program, which will take place from September 2017 to June 2019, is now open.
The program is primarily designed for university graduates (PDF, 1499 KB) or equivalent who are active in the art market or who intending to be. Professional experience will be considered. There is no art history prerequisite.
Courses are held on Fridays and Saturdays in Zurich and are taught entirely in English.
To apply, please fill out the application form (PDF, 155 KB) and return it to the address mentioned in the form.
All suitably qualified applicants will be interviewed by the Course of Study Committee. If you have any questions regarding the application process, please do not hesitate to contact UZH.
Reference: University of Zurich [last access April 3, 2017]
