Art Damage: Fine Art Insurance and What Happens Next

Art Damage: Fine Art Insurance and What Happens Next

Workshop
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CWAC 157
Add to Calendar 2018-10-16 13:00:00 2018-10-16 15:00:00 Art Damage: Fine Art Insurance and What Happens Next Exhibition view of "No Longer Art" by the Salvage Art Institute, Neubauer Collegium, University of Chicago (2015) Adrienne Reid, CIC (Vice President, Huntington T. Block Insurance Agency) will give a presentation that covers fine art insurance basics for museum collections and temporary loans to the University. Reid, who possesses 14 years of experience in fine art insurance, frequently provides fine art insurance broker services, loan agreement review, and risk management consultation to museums, universities, private collectors, and corporate clients. She regularly presents at fine art insurance training seminars for museums. Reid will discuss best practices for artwork loans and make recommendations on risk management as related to art handling. As part of the session, participants will review some real-life art claim scenarios and discuss methods for loss prevention. Staff from any University unit working with original artworks and all students interested in learning about art insurance are welcome. Q&A and reception to follow. Organized by the Smart Museum of Art and the Department of Art History in collaboration with UChicago Arts CWAC 157 Department of Art History drupal@seastar.uchicago.edu America/Chicago public
Exhibition view of "No Longer Art" by the Salvage Art Institute, Neubauer Collegium
Exhibition view of "No Longer Art" by the Salvage Art Institute, Neubauer Collegium, University of Chicago (2015)

Adrienne Reid, CIC (Vice President, Huntington T. Block Insurance Agency) will give a presentation that covers fine art insurance basics for museum collections and temporary loans to the University. Reid, who possesses 14 years of experience in fine art insurance, frequently provides fine art insurance broker services, loan agreement review, and risk management consultation to museums, universities, private collectors, and corporate clients. She regularly presents at fine art insurance training seminars for museums. Reid will discuss best practices for artwork loans and make recommendations on risk management as related to art handling. As part of the session, participants will review some real-life art claim scenarios and discuss methods for loss prevention.

Staff from any University unit working with original artworks and all students interested in learning about art insurance are welcome. Q&A and reception to follow.

Organized by the Smart Museum of Art and the Department of Art History in collaboration with UChicago Arts