November 18, Noon EST
Join the Center for Art Law and AAMG for a program led by Steven Schindler, Schindler Cohen & Hochman LLP, Noor Kadhim, Fieldfisher and Atreya Mathur, Center for Art Law. This webinar will provide an essential overview of key legal considerations for museums, focusing on two critical areas:
Due Diligence Obligations: What are the responsibilities of museums in verifying the provenance and authenticity of their collections? This segment will explore the scope of due diligence for both permanent and temporary collections, routine checks, and the broader international guidelines, such as those provided by ICOM. Attendees will gain insights into how these obligations ensure museums uphold ethical standards and protect their reputations.
Copyright Law: Explore the principles of copyright and fair use and its relevance to museums. This section will delve into how copyright laws shape museum practices, from exhibition curation to commercial transactions and non-commercial uses. It will also cover the legal landscape surrounding reproductions, offering museums practical guidance on managing copyright challenges while maintaining their educational and cultural objectives. The webinar will also briefly address how artificial intelligence may intersect with such legal issues and influence museum practices.
This session is ideal for museum professionals, legal practitioners, and stakeholders interested in the intersection of art, law, and museum issues.
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Pricing:
AAMG Members: $29
Nonmembers: $59
Student Members of AAMG: FREE
Offering 5 member and 5 nonmember registrations to attend for FREE on a first come, first serve basis. Fill out this sponsorship application form here. You will receive registration information once received.
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*After registration, you will receive a zoom link the day before the session.
*All registrants will receive access to the recording AFTER the live session takes place.
About Center for Art Law
Center for Art Law is a Brooklyn-based nonprofit that offers educational resources and programming for the advancement of a vibrant arts and law community.
Created in 2009 as an online resource, the Center evolved into a go-to leader in the field that provides learning opportunities to a worldwide community. Today, the Center is the only independent art law entity in the United States dedicated to writing, gathering, and sharing law and visual arts information for the benefit of artists, students, lawyers, academics, and many more. itsartlaw.org/