W talks: art
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Podcast Overview
<p>Whether you're a collector, artist, dealer or gallery, this podcast series provides advice and guidance on a range of topics for everyone in the art world, from professionals who work extensively in the space. The opportunities are far reaching, but advances in tech and global movements bring fresh challenges. We talk to experienced lawyers about the challenges art professionals and artists face and how to navigate an increasingly complex market.</p>
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Publishing Since
9/18/2019
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Recent Episodes
January 9, 2020
Art: Lobbying for New York Legislation
In this podcast, we discuss art related New York legislation initiatives and the problems these initiatives sought to address for artists and art authenticators. Our host and art lawyer Diana Wierbicki talks to Dean Nicyper about his involvement with New York legislation initiatives seeking to protect the interests of artists and art authenticators. Dean has spent over a decade supporting the art community and has been instrumental in strengthening New York legislation.
December 19, 2019
Art: More gallery than hotel
In this podcast, we look at hotels displaying art and the related issues they face as their lobbies and hallways are looking more like galleries. Our host and art lawyer Diana Wierbicki talks to Robert Williams, the head of our Asia Pacific Hotels & Hospitality team, about how major brands to boutique hotels are transforming their spaces through carefully selected pieces of art & sculptures to create a bespoke experience for today’s traveler. Robert explains the ways hotels are intera...
December 11, 2019
Art: Crime and punishment
In this podcast, we discuss cases and investigations related to the art world. Our host and art lawyer Diana Wierbicki talks to Georges Lederman about the evolution of art crime, the government's criminalization of certain activity in the art market, and other art-related offenses that have caught the eye of the press. Opaque by nature, the art market has attracted the attention of both state and federal government agencies. Georges discusses the specific areas in the market...
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- What is W talks: art?
<p>Whether you're a collector, artist, dealer or gallery, this podcast series provides advice and guidance on a range of topics for everyone in the art world, from professionals who work extensively in the space. The opportunities are far reaching, but advances in tech and global movements bring fresh challenges. We talk to experienced lawyers about the challenges art professionals and artists face and how to navigate an increasingly complex market.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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