I. Conference on Art and Law in India
The Center for Art and Law in India (Cali) celebrates the opening and inauguration with its 1st conference. With prominent speakers and a panel discussion, the conference will cover art law. The conference covers the areas of the protection of cultural property including rites and customs, the restitution of stolen works of art, the field of art forgery, the worldwide art market with export and import regulations, the protection of intellectual property and the protection of personality.
WHEN?
January 31st, 2025
starts @ 9:00 AM
WHERE?
Seminar Hall 1+2, Kamala Devi Building
India International Center, New Delhi, India
TICKETS
Tickets available starting with January 1st, 2025.
Schedule
10:00 - Doors Open
Welcoming the participants & registration.
10:30 - Event Launch
Lavanya Regunathan-Fischer and Dr. Nicolai Kemle, the founders of the Center of Art and Law in India, will welcome the participants with their introduction speech.
11:00 - The Protection of Cultural Heritage
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12:00 - Fakes and Forgeries
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13:00 - Meet & Greet
Meet the Participants and the Speakers at Lunch
14:30 - Comperative Studies of Artlaw: Germany and India
Prof. Dr. Alexander Fischer
15:30 - Commercial Aspects of Art and Law
Dr. Nicolai Kemle, Chair of the German Institute of Art and Law (IFKUR)
16:30 - Tea Reception
Taking a break.
17:00 -Restitution of Stolen Art and Culture
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18:00 - Panel Discussion: Copyright of Art and Law national and international
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Tickets
Tickets are available starting 1st of January 2025
Early Bird
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*only until 20th
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Access to the conference
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Online access to all speeches
Basic Pass
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*price after Januuary 20th
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Access to the conference
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Online access to all speeches
Art and Law
Art and law intersect in various ways, encompassing issues such as intellectual property, copyright, and cultural heritage. Intellectual property law protects the rights of artists over their creations, ensuring they receive recognition and financial benefits. Copyright law safeguards original works of art, preventing unauthorized reproduction and distribution. Additionally, laws related to cultural heritage aim to preserve and protect significant artworks and artifacts, often involving international treaties and regulations. This intersection also includes legal considerations in the art market, such as authenticity, provenance, and the ethical implications of art transactions.
Welcome to the Conference
The Venue
Seminar Hall No. 1 and 2, Kamala Devi Buildings, India International Center Delhi