Fakes & Forgeries: A Panel Discussion on Law & Art
As part of the 100th Birthday Year, the MIA has partnered with Thomson Reuters to host an engaging and highly visual panel discussion on the intersection of law and art. Starting with discussion on some of the most famous art forgery cases, the panelists will discuss authentication–from the art expert’s eye to scientific investigation; legal issues, such as copyright, art fraud statutes, and preventive measures; and the cultural implications to art practice and art trade.
This program is for legal professionals, as well as anyone interested learning more about the fascinating intersection of law and art.
To register, please visit https://tickets.artsmia.org or call (612) 870-3000.
MODERATOR AND PANELISTS:
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Rick King, Chief Operating Officer for Technology, Thomson Reuters (moderator)
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The Honorable Justice Christopher Dietzen, Minnesota Supreme Court
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Professor Ruth Okediji, University of Minnesota Law School
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Patrick Noon, Patrick and Aimee Butler Chair of Paintings; Paintings Department Head
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Professor Thomas Lane, University of Minnesota Department of Art
CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION
This course has been approved by the Minnesota State Board of Continuing Legal Education for 1.5 hours in the following category of credit: standard continuing legal education. Event Code 201157.
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