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Join us in London on 12 June for The Trouble with Travelling Art, a seminar with Maurice Turnor Gardner LLP exploring title, contracts & cross-border legal issues in art. With insights from Institute of Art & Law’s Emily Gould & MTG’s Alyssa Haggarty. There is still time to sign up buff.ly/Qg4j2MJ

"A rare Gustav Klimt portrait of an African prince, recently offered for €15 million ($16.4 million) at TEFAF Maastricht, may have been exported from Hungary in violation of national laws protecting cultural heritage." buff.ly/9kC390X

Join us in London on 12 June for “The Trouble with Travelling Art,” a seminar on cross-border #artlaw. Brigitte Lindner from Serle Court Official & Alexander Herman will explore copyright, contracts & more. Co-hosted with Maurice Turnor Gardner LLP. Info: buff.ly/Qg4j2MJ

"A painting by the German Expressionist artist Ernst Ludwig Kirchner that was thought to have been lost for decades has gone on display at the Kunstmuseum Basel, more than 100 years after it was last exhibited." theartnewspaper.com/2025/06/06/ern…

Join us & Maurice Turnor Gardner LLP in London on 12 June for The Trouble with Travelling Art — a seminar on the legal challenges of cross-border #arttransactions. Hear from Pierre Valentin, Anastasia Tennant & Ed Powles on #tax, gifts, #inheritance & more. Sign up: buff.ly/Qg4j2MJ

Seventy-five years on, how do the Gowers and Waverley Reports continue to shape UK cultural heritage policy? Our latest event with Historic Houses brought together leading experts to reflect on their enduring legacy and relevance today. Read the summary: buff.ly/g4Oii8y

Thank you to all who joined us in London for The Trouble with Travelling Art, co-hosted with Maurice Turnor Gardner LLP. We explored title, contracts, copyright & compliance in cross-border art deals—& welcomed guests from Italy, Sweden, Australia, Belgium & across the UK! #ArtLaw

"The company, Ravensburger based in the German town of the same name, can continue to use Vitruvian Man, according to a ruling from the Stuttgart Higher Regional Court" buff.ly/zt0NxgV

New blog post: ‘Path for Regulating AI and Copyright in the UK Remains Unclear’ explores the Data (Use & Access) Bill’s stalled AI‑copyright amendment, the latest on the UK consultation, & the High Court case involving Getty vs. Stability AI. buff.ly/PGDNZal

Still time to join the Diploma in Intellectual Property and Collections, running online 23–25 June 2025. Explore copyright, moral rights, NFTs, AI & more—designed for the cultural sector. 🔗 Learn more: buff.ly/lXCReIm #ArtLaw #IP

China’s 2025 revision of the Cultural Relics Protection Law introduces its first legal response to the restitution of lost relics—marking a pivotal shift in cultural heritage law. Explore the full analysis on our blog buff.ly/zIaA4mM #CulturalHeritage #HeritageLaw

"Greece is quietly building a cultural coalition—and it may finally tip the balance in the long-running fight to bring the Parthenon Marbles home." buff.ly/cCHWF8U

How do UK museums and lenders protect artworks on loan from seizure? Join our short course on 7 July to explore the legal frameworks and international case studies that shape this area. Full details and booking: buff.ly/SY6SnRm

A proposed World Heritage listing for Murujuga’s ancient Aboriginal rock art is under threat from industrial expansion. What’s at stake — and why it matters. Read our latest blog post: bit.ly/IAL-MurujugaBl… #CulturalHeritage #WorldHeritage #IndigenousHeritage

Museum professionals, international lenders and legal specialists: join us on 7 July for our short course on immunity from seizure, covering UK law and wider global practice. Held online via Zoom. Register here: buff.ly/SY6SnRm

"The Museum of Fine Arts (MFA) Boston returned two artefacts to the Oba of Benin in a ceremony at Nigeria House in New York City." buff.ly/PD38SFo

“Aix’s tourist office has taken the liberty of trademarking his full name and the phrase ‘Cézanne chez lui,’ meaning ‘Cézanne at home.’” buff.ly/p01mzSg

Join us on 18 Sept at Pinsent Masons, London, for Beyond Doubt: Current Issues in Provenance, Evidence and Valuation in #artlaw. Leading experts will explore key legal challenges. Learn more & register: buff.ly/FQfEx3E

"A recent decision by the government to cut the funding available to protect church buildings threatens to exacerbate what Claire Walker, the chief executive of the National Churches Trust, describes as Britain’s biggest heritage crisis." buff.ly/6FltrU0

"The Bayeux Tapestry will go on show at the British Museum in London next year after UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and President Emmanuel Macron of France agreed the historic loan." buff.ly/Ag2fNcV