LAFA hosts a diverse array of events each year, from public conferences to exclusive workshops for our members. These gatherings facilitate knowledge sharing and networking among members and the public alike. Discover all the events organised by LAFA and its members.
LAFA is pleased to invite its members to an end-of-year gathering on Monday, December 13, from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM at the Fellner Contemporary gallery. On this occasion, Hans Fellner, the gallery director, will present this new gallery opened in the fall of 2020 and its program featuring Luxembourgish artists.
Empowering young artists, from creating their own portfolio, to social media and direct selling, multiplication of sales channels, from the physical place to the metaverse, is there a potential risk of scarcity for the galleries in the first market? What do young collectors want, what they do buy, and as they will find their financial footing, will they add rocket fuel to the art market or blow it up entirely?
Information session on the subsides available to gallery owners-exhibitors.
Simone Joachim, Director of Office of Ducroire, will explain the subsides granted under the Committee for the promotion of Luxembourg exports (COPEL) scheme and the procedures and formalities for galleries to access it. The presentation will be followed by a Q&A session.
Information session on the new directive on value added tax for galleries and art dealers based in Luxembourg. On the occasion of this workshop, Karine Bellony, Founding Partner of VAT Solutions will present the new directive on value added tax for galleries and art dealers based in Luxembourg.
Art valuation, Client Due Diligence, Artwork/title Due Diligence, Forensic Analysis, Transaction Due Diligence, Litigation risks, Regulatory risks, Insurance, Logistics, and Art professionals good practices: How to mitigate artworks sales and purchases risks.In today’s art market, collectors, investors, family offices and private banks have become even more cautious when involved in art transactions. Due diligence must be an essential part of art transactions