CONF: “Buying Art and Antiquities in Eighteenth Century Italy” (online, 4, 11, 18, 23th Nov.- 2nd Dec. 2021, Madrid)

International conference "Buying Art and Antiquities in Eighteenth Century Italy" (online, 4, 11, 18, 23th Nov.- 2nd Dec. 2021, UNED, Madrid) To get online access (ZOOM): dojeda@geo.uned.es; diezdelcorral@geo.uned.es Also available in streaming (without registration): https://canal.uned.es/live/event/615d5ddfb6092370f0279a25 This conference is part of the results of the I+D+i project (PID2020-117326GB-I00), FAKE- La perdurabilidad del engaño: Falsificación de Antigüedades … Continue reading CONF: “Buying Art and Antiquities in Eighteenth Century Italy” (online, 4, 11, 18, 23th Nov.- 2nd Dec. 2021, Madrid)

CFP: Women Art Dealers and Photography: Picturing Identities, Networks and Selling Strategies (Session at CAA Chicago, 16-19 February 2022, chaired by Caterina Toschi and Véronique Chagnon-Burke)

This session pertains to “WADDA | Women Art Dealers Digital Archives“, an initiative aiming to document how photography has participated in the construction of the identity of women-run galleries, while supporting the formation of a network of promotion on which these women could rely to gain visibility. Our call invites scholars who work on women … Continue reading CFP: Women Art Dealers and Photography: Picturing Identities, Networks and Selling Strategies (Session at CAA Chicago, 16-19 February 2022, chaired by Caterina Toschi and Véronique Chagnon-Burke)

CFP: The Association for Art History Annual Conference (April 2022, London)

Born from the Margins: Women Gallerists Creating New Markets, 1800-1990 In 1966, Linda Givon founded the Goodman Gallery in Johannesburg, South Africa, with the goal of championing contemporary art as an agent of social change and political activism. Her work as a gallerist serves as the inspiration for this session, which purpose is to contribute … Continue reading CFP: The Association for Art History Annual Conference (April 2022, London)

International research workshop “Fakes in the art market” (online, June 21, 9h-18h CEST promoted by Alma Mater Studiorum – University of Bologna)

Part of the ISA Topic 2020 – “Il falso” Project: “Art of fake, fake in art and in the art market” https://artmarketfakesworkshop.wordpress.com/ Fakes and forgeries are items that characterized the art sector since the birth of the art market. Artwork copies, fakes and forgeries (almost) freely circulate in the art market and affect the way … Continue reading International research workshop “Fakes in the art market” (online, June 21, 9h-18h CEST promoted by Alma Mater Studiorum – University of Bologna)

Reminder: Financial Structures and Practices on the Art Market (11-12 June 2021)

International workshop series RESEARCHING ART MARKET PRACTICES FROM PAST TO PRESENT AND TOOLS FOR THE FUTURE Financial Structures and Practices on the Art Market Université Sorbonne Nouvelle & IESA Arts&Culture, Paris, 11-12 June 2021 The conference will be held online for all attendees This workshop is the sixth in the International Workshops Series “Tools for … Continue reading Reminder: Financial Structures and Practices on the Art Market (11-12 June 2021)