The Art Law Foundation aims to promote and coordinate, on a national and international level, the work and research on the most topical questions related to art and cultural heritage law.
The Foundation also supports the activities of the academic Art-Law Centre.
Foundation’s news
Art dans l’espace public – Un guide des bonnes pratiques
We are delighted to announce the publication of the practical guide Art dans l’espace public – Un guide des bonnes pratiques Expertise professionnelle et recommandations juridiques co-produced by the FDA and the Fonds cantonal d’art contemporain de Genève (FCAC). Sculptures, installations, interventions murales, œuvres sonores… L’art dans l’espace public se pratique partout en Suisse, en... View Article
RAM Antiquities Transaction Due Diligence Toolkit
RAM is launching the Antiquities Transaction Due Diligence Toolkit! While the antiquities market has many similarities to the art market in general, it also presents unique challenges. For this reason, RAM has developed a dedicated appendix to its Art Transaction Due Diligence Toolkit. You may access the Toolkit here: https://www.responsibleartmarket.org/guidelines/art-transaction-due-diligence-toolkit/ Images of the RAM Panel at The Art... View Article
Events
Responsible Art Market 9th Annual Conference
The 9th edition of the RAM annual conference is dedicated to artists – the most important player in the art market. Their creativity, expression and vision inspires and speaks across generations and time…but to succeed their artwork, must be valued, explained, exhibited and promoted.
Risks in the Contemporary Art Market – Focus on Data & Analytics
The Responsible Art Market (RAM) NY Committee is hosting a webinar series on the Risks in the Contemporary Art Market – Focus on Data & Analytics. The use of data is essential for market participants to understand the health of the market and make informed decisions. A first panel will explore how different types of data are being leveraged to understand market performance, forecast trends, and manage risk. The emerging art market is complicated by a record volume of artists and market activity, as well as a dearth of information about the history and trajectory of specific artists/artworks. The second panel will explore how collectors and art market professionals filter and apply data in an art market as active as it’s ever been, and how interpersonal relationships, intuition, and passion continue to supplement analytics in today’s emerging art trade.