In these difficult times, IESA arts&culture is more present than ever VIRTUALLY with this wonderful project by our MBA in Arts and collecting Management students!
Three virtual round tables, on December 1, 2, and 3, bringing together major players in the art market to debate and discuss the old masters market and the impact of the pandemic on the market. Several generations meet: people from auction houses, but also collectors, experts, journalists, and authors. Our three students and their professor Emmanuelle Amiot-Saulnier have achieved something that promises to be exceptional and also very useful to our art market students.
Three online panel discussions: Old Masters New Generation, Perspectives on the Future of Collecting
In conversation with a range of art market specialists, along with older and younger collectors, Old Masters New Generation hopes to introduce, inspire and encourage young collectors to look at old masters in a new light. In this new era, there is an opportunity to reconsider old masters and how the virtual age could bring new forms of engagement. Through the exchange of ideas and sharing of experiences, the panel discussions aim to illustrate the relevance of old masters in today’s collecting world.
On three consecutive evenings at 6pm CET: 1st, 2nd and 3rd December 2020
Program:
Panel Discussion one: Introduction to Old Masters and the Art Market
1st December 2020, Paris 6pm CET
This panel will give an introduction to old masters in the context of the art market. The discussion will include: appreciation of old masters; connoisseurship; provenance; authentication; taste and research.
Introducing Megan Corcoran Locke, Old Master Painting Research at Art Tactic, and Manager of Stephen Ongpin Fine Art dealer London, as Moderator
In conversation with
David Ekserdjian, Art Historian and Professor of Art History at the University of Leicester
Dehlia Barman, Marketing, Art Analysis and Research, London
David Pollack, Senior Vice President, Sotheby’s Old Masters, New York
Will Korner, Art Loss Registry, London
Panel Discussion two: Collectors Interchange: Sharing Ideas and Insight between Generations
2nd December 2020, Paris 6pm CET
This panel discussion will focus on the psychology of collectors, sharing of experiences and ideas between older and younger collectors, and comparing the traditional and modern approaches. What do they collect and what motivates them?
Moderator
In conversation with
Katrin Bellinger, Old Masters Dealer and Collector, London
Keir McGuinness, Lawyer and Management Consultant and Collector, London
Nienke Van der Wal, Founder of Young Collectors Circle, Collector, Netherlands
Panel Discussion three: Impact of Covid-19 on the Old Masters Market
3rd December 2020, Paris 6pm CET
What is the new normal? This panel will focus on how the old masters market has changed within the last six months, and the relevance of old masters as part of the market going forward. It will consider what will stay the same and what may change.
Introducing Crispian Riley-Smith, Art Advisor and Dealer, London, as Moderator
In conversation with Georgina Adam, Financial Journalist and Art Market Expert, London
Michael Plummer, Principal and Cofounder of Artvest Partners New York, TEFAF New York
Stephen Ongpin, Art Dealer, London and Chairman of London Art Week
In Collaboration with:
Fine Arts Paris -www.finearts-paris.com
London Art Week -www.londonartweek.co.uk
IESA Arts & Culture -www.iesa.fr
About Old Masters New Generation:
Old Masters New Generation is a team of three MBA students in Art Collecting Management with a specialization in old masters. They are studying at IESA Arts & Culture in Paris, France, in an international program. Old Masters New Generation is truly a global team, as they hail from South Korea, the UK, and Canada. They are focused on encouraging a new interest in old masters inspiring generations to come.
Juliette Lloyd Cocks, Curator
Claire Shane, Production
Yugy Shon, Marketing & Communication
For further information, please contact:
Yugy Shon, Marketing & Communication
+0638515757
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