IBA Annual Conference Sydney 2017
8 Oct - 13 Oct 2017
Room C3.5, Convention Centre, Level 3
Session information
Trading in art assets: restrictions of the state and the resolution of disputes relating to art works
Thursday 12 October (1115 - 1230)
Committee(s)
International Commerce and Distribution Committee
(Lead)
Art, Cultural Institutions and Heritage Law Committee
Description
Art assets comprise a range of items that are sold, donated, bequeathed, recovered or lost. The state, or state agencies, often touch and have a role in such matters and circumstances. This session will focus on: • local restrictions on the sale of aboriginal/native art for sale outside the home jurisdiction and the international impact on reception/delivery in third-party states; attention will be given in particular to the restrictions and protections in place for Australia and the region; and • arbitration and international trading in art; an interesting question around 'applicable laws' has arisen in recent times: should the law of the art work’s originating country be the applicable law? Current arbitration considerations will be discussed. The intention is to provide a current and interesting look at these elements in an interactive manner.
Session / Workshop Chair(s)
Olivier De Baecque | De Baecque Bellec, Paris, France; Working Group Coordinator, Art, Cultural Institutions and Heritage Law Committee |
Laura Opilio | CMS Adonnino Ascoli & Cavasola Scamoni, Rome, Italy; Vice Chair, International Commerce and Distribution Committee |
Speakers
Francesca Cavazzini | Bonhams, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia |
Sandrine Giroud | LALIVE, Geneva, Switzerland; Co-Chair, Young Litigators Forum |
Sönke Lund | ÉCIJA, Barcelona, Spain; Programme Co-Officer, Alternative and New Law Business Structures Committee |
Professor Elisabeth Peden | University of Sydney Law School, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia |
Marc-Andre Renold | Etude Renold Gabus-Thorens et Associé(e)s, Geneva, Switzerland |