As part of the MBA in Contemporary art: sales, display and collecting program, IESA arts&culture, the international school of arts and culture, is launching the “Art & Digital” round tables, held twice a year (June & November), allowing professionals to question and debate the issues surrounding culture and digital technology.
IESA arts&culture and ALTO Avocats are pleased to invite you to:
This first round table will serve as an introduction to this series of meetings and will address three specific themes:
* How do we define digital art today?
* Economic and cultural values?
* How to share it with the public: production, technology, scenography?
“While the dimensions of creation, collecting, and display are obviously at the heart of these art forms and their dissemination, the legal dimension is also extremely present, given how numerous and complex the issues are,” says Boris Grebille, director of IESA arts&culture.
That is why IESA arts&culture chose to create this series of meetings in partnership with the law firm Alto Avocats, a legal start-up particularly close to the digital world and to the evolution of the notion of copyright.
“We are delighted to take part in this first round table, given the important share that digital works represent within the digital art world,” says Arnaud Touati, partner attorney at the firm ALTO Avocats.
“It is interesting to address the copyright and protection issues surrounding these works, for which there is currently a legal opacity that should be cleared up quickly,” continues Giovanna Nino, partner attorney at the firm ALTO Avocats.
The round table will be followed by a cocktail reception around La Joconde by Florent Aziosmanoff.