2nd Academic Seminar on the Economics of the Art Market creates space for discussion in the field
FGV Invest, a research center at Fundação Getulio Vargas’ Sao Paulo School of Economics (FGV EESP), is holding the 2nd Academic Seminar on the Economics of the Art Market on September 19, at 9 a.m., at FGV Sao Paulo.
The aim of the event is to create a discussion forum for academics, researchers and art market professionals, promoting and disseminating scientific and applied research related to the economics of the art market.
Check out the event’s schedule:
Agenda | Presenter | |
9:00 | Welcome, overview of day’s agenda and thanks to Art Contábil and Planin | Rosana Boaventura |
9:05 | Description of Art Economics Study Group Criteria for selecting papers for the seminar Reminder that questions will only be accepted at the end of presentations Thanks to coordinators, volunteers and scientific committee | Katya Hochleitner |
9:10 | The Internationalization of Brazilian Concrete Art | Ana Paula Moreno |
9:30 | The Biennial of Labels: The Decline of Art? | Antonio Cavalcante |
9:50 | Navigating Boundaries: Challenges and Strategies in Exhibiting Brazilian Art Globally | Bruna Schnor |
10:10 | Coffee Break |
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10:30 | Art as an Investment: Returns and Diversification | Denise Menconi |
10:50 | Cultural Public Policies and Tax Reform | Gabriela Galvão |
11:10 | Compliance and the Art Market in Brazil | Gabriela Pegorini |
11:30 | Contributions Made by the Biennial Sao Paulo and SP-Art to Brazil’s Image Abroad | Katya Hochleitner |
11:50 | Development of the Art Market in Brazil: Proposal for Periodization | Laura Brunello |
12:10 | Lunch |
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14:00 | Cultural Public Policies and Tax Reform | Martin Rahal |
14:20 | Dimensions of the Art Market: A Comparative Analysis Using Principal Components | Paulo Tenani |
14:40 | Money Laundering and the Art Market’s Vulnerability: An Analysis of Brazil’s Preventive Policy | Pedro Andrade |
15:00 | The Impact of Digital Artworks and Crypto-Art on the Economy: An Analysis of Innovation and the Market | Priscila Portugal |
15:20 | Art Collectors as Angel Investors: A Brazilian Collection | Thierry Chemale |
15:40 | Coffee Break |
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16:00 | A Brief History of Art Forgery | Vanessa Bortulucce |
16:20 | Social and Economic Values in the Contemporary Art Market | Wilton Garcia |
16:45 | Roundtable: Tax Issues for Art in Brazil (10-minute presentation by each speaker, 15-minute Q&A among speakers, and 15-minute audience Q&A) | Moderator: Tamara Perlman Speakers: Alexandre Roesler, Lucas Ferraz, Ulisses Cohn, Daniella Galvão |
17:55 | Closing remarks: Katya Hochleitner |
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Art economics and FGV Invest
FGV Invest’s Art Economics Study Group, made up of researchers and other people interested in art, has been meeting since August 2016 with the aim of examining academic texts, books, reports and publications focusing on the economics of the art market, as well as the role of esthetics and the arts in the economy.
The group is composed of individuals from art hubs such as galleries and auction houses, art collectors, researchers, art market enthusiasts and primarily FGV professors and students (at undergraduate, master’s and doctoral levels). During breaks, FGV interns also contribute.
The study group has encouraged and participated in various initiatives, including the publication of a series of short studies on the FGV Invest website, working papers on the FGV EESP website and articles in international journals; webinars held by FGV and other institutions; master’s theses and doctoral dissertations; a report on art galleries and the Brazilian market; two courses offered to economics undergraduate and MBA students (and the general public), called “Art Market Economics” and “Art Market Topics”; and a technical cooperation agreement with Sao Paulo Modern Art Museum.
Venue:
FGV Sao Paulo
356 Rua Dr. Plínio Barreto, Sao Paulo
To take part, please sign up here.
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