Events

  • Denver University Centre for Art Collection Ethics

  • Mishcon de Reya

    Lecture: Nazi-Era Provenance Research

  • Sotheby"s Institute of Art

    Lecture: Provenance and Restitution

  • Government Legal Department

    Government Legal Department

    Presentation: Nazi-Looted Art and Restitution (with Anne Webber OBE, Co-Chair of the Commission for Looted Art in Europe)

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  • UK Registrars Group

    Conference: Reflections on Repatriation and Restitution

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  • Association for Art History

    Ways of Seeing Conference 2023

    Lecture, 25 November 2023, London

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  • Columbia University

    Columbia University

    Seminar: Holocaust Literature - Critical Thinking in Dark Times.

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  • British Museum

    International Training Programme (ITP)

    Study Day, 8 August 2023, London

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  • London Calling: Nazi-era Restitution from the 1943 ‘London Declaration’ to the Washington Principles and Beyond

    London Calling: Nazi-era Restitution from the 1943 ‘London Declaration’ to the Washington Principles and Beyond

    Roundtable Discussion at Christie’s, 20 June 2023, London

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  • Society for the History of Collecting: Provenance Research in Action - Theory, Tools and Implementation

    Society for the History of Collecting: Provenance Research in Action - Theory, Tools and Implementation

    Study Day, 13 June 2023, London

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  • London International Disputes Week: Resolving art disputes - an afternoon of current and future art related legal topics at Christie's

    Resolving art disputes - an afternoon of current and future art related legal topics at Christie's

    Panel discussion, 18 May 2023, London

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  • National Museum Directors' Council (NMDC) Spoliation Working Group: Nazi-era Provenance Research Training

    Workshop, 27 April 2023, London

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  • V&A: Holocaust-Era Provenance Research

    Lecture, 9 February 2023, London

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  • The Art Provenance Symposium

    Art Provenance Symposium: Striking a balance – a 360° perspective

    Panel Discussion, 30 January 2023, Online

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  • Bar-Ilan University: Confronting the Shadow of the Nazi past

    Bar-Ilan University (Israel): Confronting the Shadow of the Nazi past

    Lecture, 18 January 2023, Ramat Gan, Israel

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  • European Registrars Conference 2022

    European Registrars Conference 2022: On the return of cultural objects: a long-term renewable partnership around a contested object in the V&A collection (with Ana Muñoz, Head Registrar)

    Presentation, 5 November 2022, Strasbourg

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  • Resolving Restitution Disputes: Process, reconciliation and creativity

    Institute of Art and Law: Resolving Restitution Disputes: Process, reconciliation and creativity

    Panel discussion, 27 September 2022, London

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  • UCL Institute of Archaeology: Provenance Research, Due Diligence and Restitution

    Lecture, 7 February 2022

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  • Swedish National Heritage Board: Provenance Research

    Lecture, 7 December 2021

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V&A Provenance Research Seminar Series

  • Tullia Fraser (University of Glasgow/National Museums Scotland): Booked and Busy - Syncretic Methodologies Towards Provenance Research into East Asian Objects

    Tullia Fraser (University of Glasgow/National Museums Scotland): Booked and Busy - Syncretic Methodologies Towards Provenance Research into East Asian Objects

    V&A, 6 June 2023

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  • Femke Diercks/Mara Lagerweij (Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam): Counting when, who and how? Reflecting on the use of collection data as a research tool to re-examine collection history

    Femke Diercks/Mara Lagerweij (Rijksmuseum): Curating Provenances: A Fragile Past Meissen porcelain from the Oppenheimer family

    V&A, 17 May 2023

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  • Dr Isobel MacDonald - Counting when, who and how?

    Dr Isobel MacDonald (British Museum) - Counting when, who and how? Reflecting on the use of collection data as a research tool to re-examine collection history

    V&A, 5 October 2022

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  • MacKenzie Mallon (The Nelson-Atkins Museum): Exhibiting Nazi-Era Provenance

    MacKenzie Mallon (The Nelson-Atkins Museum): Exhibiting Nazi-Era Provenance

    V&A, 23 June 2021

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  • Judith Barr (Getty): Antiquities Prêt-à-porter: Ancient Artworks in American Department Stores

    Judith Barr (Getty): Antiquities Prêt-à-porter: Ancient Artworks in American Department Stores

    V&A, 26 May 2021

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  • Henrietta Lidchi (Nationaal Museum van Wereldculturen, Leiden) Perilous Gestures: Thinking through the return of cultural objects

    Henrietta Lidchi (Nationaal Museum van Wereldculturen, Leiden) Perilous Gestures: Thinking through the return of cultural objects

    V&A, 4 February 2020

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  • Lucy Wasensteiner - Provenance Research and “Degenerate Art”

    Lucy Wasensteiner - Provenance Research and “Degenerate Art”New List Item

    V&A, 2 October 2019

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  • A. Bartoli: Millions of Volumes, Infinite Words: The Nazi Looting of Libraries

    Antonia Bartoli (British Library): Millions of Volumes, Infinite Words: The Nazi Looting of Libraries

    V&A, 4 September 2019

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  • Alexander Herman: Museums, Restitution and Colonial-era Artefacts: Law, Ethics and France’s Sarr Savoy Report

    Alexander Herman (Institute of Art and Law): Museums, Restitution and Colonial-era Artefacts: Law, Ethics and France’s Sarr Savoy ReportNew List Item

    V&A, 3 July 2019

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  • Richard Aronowitz: “Lost and Found: The Work of Sotheby’s Restitution Department”

    Richard Aronowitz (Sotheby's): “Lost and Found: The Work of Sotheby’s Restitution Department”New List Item

    V&A, 3 June 2019

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  • Return, Recompense and Recounting History: Remedies for Nazi Era Injustices

    Charlotte Woodhead (Warwick): Return, Recompense and Recounting History: Remedies for Nazi Era Injustices

    V&A, 27 March 2019

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