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Restitution obligation? The treatment of cultural property from problematic contexts

The aim of the conference Restitution obligation? The treatment of cultural property from problematic contexts is to define the elements that make it possible to document the trajectory of a cultural object - from its original location to its current location - and to clarify the legal impact that this provenance may have on the enjoyment of the object by its owner.


Digital art | Artificial intelligence and NFTs in the art market

The fascination exerted by digital art, whether works of art created using artificial intelligence tools or NFTs (non-fungible tokens), is leading many people (creators, collectors, investors, museums, technology companies and other art professionals) to join this market. These burgeoning new art forms have the potential to revolutionise the art market. They do, however, raise a number of legal and practical issues.


Intelligence Applied: What’s next for the UK art market?

Innovative and adaptive:  Qualities the UK art market has demonstrated to stay competitive in 2023. As we look ahead to 2024, what can we learn from developments in recent months to shape the UK art market of tomorrow ? From Artificial Intelligence, to AML interventions and keeping artwork on the move.  Just some of the “hot topics” our expert speakers will be unpacking in this fast-paced seminar with 100% human intelligence applied !