October 22, 2013, 6:30pm-9:00pm
New York City Bar Association
Agenda
6:30-6:35- Introduction (Dean Nicyper, Chair, Art Law Committee; Josh Lipsman, Chair, Cultural Property Subcommittee)
6:35-6:40- Moderator (Michael McCullough, Chair, International Trade Subcommittee and Managing Partner, Michal McCullough LLC)
6:40-7:40- Topic 1: The CPIA- A Historical Prospective
- Panel 1
- Arthur A. Houghton, Former State Department Official and two-term member of the Cultural Property Advisory Committee
- Lawrence Mushinske, Former U.S. Customs and Border Protection Official and National Import Specialist for Art and Antiques
7:40 – 8:40 Topic 2: The CPIA- A Practitioners’ Discussion
- Panel 2
- Leila Amineddoleh, Executive Director, Lawyers’ Committee for Cultural Heritage Preservation and Adjunct Professor, St. John’s University School of Law
- Jonathan Illari, Associate General Counsel, Bonhams
- Peter K. Tompa, Attorney, Bailey & Ehrenberg
8:40-8:55 Written questions from the audience presented to panelists by Moderator
8:55-9:00 Concluding Remarks (Irina Tarsis, The Center for Art Law, Chair, ASIL)
Documents
CPIA Text
ACCG v. U.S. CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION, Petition for Writ of Certiorari
Article, “Ancient Coins and the Cultural Property Debate”
The Committee for Cultural Policy: White Paper: A Proposal to Reform U.S. Law and Policy Relating to the International Exchange of Cultural Property
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Michael McCullough has extensive experience in art, cultural heritage, and international trade matters. He is a former associate counsel to Sotheby's worldwide where he advised the company on the sale and financing of fine art, the decorative arts, cultural property, antiques, jewelry and special collections. Mr. McCullough is credited with the development and implementation of global policies and procedures related to the acquisition for consignment and sale of some of the greatest artworks in the world.
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