From Blockchain to AI: The Future of Due Diligence

This lecture covers a working understanding of Blockchain and AI as technologies, rise of a new class of experts within the art world and changing landscape of vetting an artwork.

Part of Series of Lectures from Due Diligence Symposium 2019 on Best Practices, Traditional Approaches and New Developments

This lecture covers technology that can help revolutionize and democratize the process of buying and validating art in the future.

Part of Series of Lectures from Due Diligence Symposium 2019 on Best Practices, Traditional Approaches and New Developments

Due Diligence for 21st century art collectors: better technologies, better approaches, better collections

This lecture covers the fundamentals of the role modern scientific forensics plays in art research and reviews the latest methods available.

Part of Series of Lectures from Due Diligence Symposium 2019 on Best Practices, Traditional Approaches and New Developments

2019: Where Are We Now?

Lost Nazi era art impacts everyone on an emotional, ethical and financial level. Lecture covers how work processes have evolved, challenges in protecting from the loss of ownership information and handling potential claims with digital transparency.

Part of Series of Lectures from Due Diligence Symposium 2019 on Best Practices, Traditional Approaches and New Developments

Importance of the ownership of narrative by both art professionals and buyers. Illustrated by anecdotes from experience working with Jasper Johns and a Gauguin Sculpture.

Part of Series of Lectures from Due Diligence Symposium 2019 on Best Practices, Traditional Approaches and New Developments.

Using paintings from the 2018 MET Exhibition of French painter Eugène Delacroix, deconstructing the artistic process to assist in proving authenticity.

Part of Series of Lectures from Due Diligence Symposium 2019 on Best Practices, Traditional Approaches and New Developments.