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The art market is going digital: what are the legal challenges?

 

The art market is going digital: what are the legal challenges?

A webinar presented by the IBA Arts, Cultural Institutions and Heritage Law Committee, supported by the IBA Private Client Tax Committee

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DATE 30 June 2020

The loss of live auctions and in-person art fairs has created a dramatic shift in the practices of the art market. This webinar will address the legal challenges created by this change.

Topics will include:

  • Online due diligence
  • KYC and anti-money laundering
  • Cross-border sales: governing law and jurisdiction
  • Consumer protection: is cancellation right suitable for art transactions?
  • Do artists need to be represented by intermediaries in the digital world?

Giuseppe Calabi
CBM & Partners Studio Legale, Milan; Co-Chair, IBA Art, Cultural Institutions and Heritage Law Committee

Nicholas M O’Donnell
Sullivan & Worcester, Boston, MA; Co-Chair, IBA Art, Cultural Institutions and Heritage Law Committee

Sara Nyaradzo Moyo
Honey & Blanckenberg, Harare; Membership Officer, IBA Art, Cultural Institutions and Heritage Law Committee

Kamala Naganand
Aarna law, Bangalore; Publications Officer, IBA Art, Cultural Institutions and Heritage Law Committee

Petra Warrington
Hunters Law, London; Diversity and Inclusion Officer, IBA Art, Cultural Institutions and Heritage Law Committee

Martin Wilson
Chief General Counsel, Phillips, London, Author of 'Art Law and the Business of Art'

Angel Xi
Jingtian & Gongcheng, Shanghai; Vice Chair, IBA Art, Cultural Institutions and Heritage Law Committee

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