PARTNERS

Lockton

Art’s your world. Protecting it is ours.

Whether you’re a collector, a gallery or a leading museum, you need an insurance partner who not only understands your risks – but understands your world. That’s Lockton.

We’re as passionate about art and collectibles as we are about protecting them. Wherever you are, our global experts are immersed in the local art community. Leveraging long-standing relationships with insurers, we’re committed to delivering the best possible cover at the best possible cost.

ARTNOVA

Founded by entrepreneur Frédéric Jousset, ArtNova is the first investment fund entirely dedicated to the cultural and creative industries. With €100 million under management, it comprises three divisions: a block of majority- or fully-owned assets (Beaux Arts & Cie (Beaux Arts Magazine, Le Quotidien de l’Art, Beaux Arts Consulting, SITEM, ...), Artips and Art Market Minds) ; ArtNova Capital, a portfolio of minority stakes in development capital (Emissive, RealCast, LaCollection, ...) ; and ArtNova Patrimoine, which invests in cultural and heritage sites (Hangar Y, Aura Invalides, Hôtel du Relais de Chambord, ...).

Participants to the Cultural Catalyst Programme will benefit from dedicated time with ArtNova's finance team.
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Louise Hamlin

THE ART BUSINESS CONFERENCE

Art Market Minds is a leading international events platform dedicated to the art world, providing invaluable opportunities for professionals to connect, learn, and evolve. Founded in 2014, the organization is best known for its flagship event, The Art Business Conference, a one-day gathering held in key global art hubs such as London, New York, and Paris, alongside half-day conferences at major events like TEFAF Maastricht, Art Dubai, and Cape Town. The conferences welcome art market professionals, museum curators, and collectors from around the globe, including the US, UK, Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and Australia.
The conference experience is structured to provide attendees with a 360-degree view of the evolving art market, featuring a mix of informative plenary sessions, panel discussions, and Q&A sessions led by influential thought leaders. These sessions cover a wide array of crucial topics, from the latest trends in the art trade to practical insights on managing and growing art businesses and collections. Additionally, the conferences are designed to foster networking, with opportunities to engage with peers during breakfast, lunch, and refreshment breaks.
Key topics addressed at the conferences include shipping, insurance, conservation, legislation, and online technology, offering professionals best practices and tools to refine their operations. The conferences not only serve as a vital knowledge exchange platform but also act as an arena for introducing new products, services, and innovative ideas to the industry.