BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID:-//github.com/rianjs/ical.net//NONSGML ical.net 4.0//EN VERSION:2.0 BEGIN:VEVENT CLASS:PUBLIC CREATED:20260601T131246 DESCRIPTION:An incredible amount of our cultural\, historical\, and scient ific heritage can be found in private collections and outside the protect ive sphere of public institutions. Numbering in the tens of thousands in just the U.S.\, private collections span a great variety of objects refle cting the wide range of enthusiasts who collect them. This webinar will e xplore private collections and how they are like—and unlike—public instit utions and what that means for the professionals tasked with managing the m. \nDate: September 12\, 2023Time: 1:00 PM Eastern \nAgenda\nPart 1: Wha t do we mean by “Private Collector” and “Private Collection”?  (5-minute presentation)\n\nWho are the collectors?\nWhat are their motivations and collecting trends?\n\nPart 2: Private Collections Management in the Real World (40-minute moderated interview)\n\nWhat skills does a private colle ction manager need?\n\nExperience\nEducational/training opportunities\n T he art of subcontracting\n\n\nHow do private and public differ:\n\nCollec tion information management\nLending\n\n\nWhat are the private collection s manager’s/registrar’s biggest challenges?\n\nEthical concerns\nNon-trad itional work environment\n\n\nHow do you build a good working relationshi p with your private collector?\nHow could members find a job in a private collection?\n\nPart 3: Q&A session (15 minutes).   \nSpeakers\nMaura Keh oe Collins\, Founder/Director of Artiphile\, New York\, NYMaura Kehoe Col lins is founder and director of Artiphile\, an independent art advisory f irm specializing in art collections management services. Established in 1 991 to promote the conscientious stewardship of cultural property\, Artip hile is primarily concerned with the preservation of artistic and histori c works held in collections outside museums. Artiphile implements museum- standard procedures for inventory\, cataloguing and condition surveys as the cornerstone for the proper maintenance of any type of art collection\ , large or small\, attending to all needs from acquisition to disposition . Collins graduated from Mount Holyoke College with a BA in Art History a nd a minor in Asian Studies acquired during 14 months of study in Taiwan and The People’s Republic of China. In 1990 Collins switched from the pub lic to the private sector assisting a dealer of contemporary works of art in New York.  The association demonstrated art collectors’ need for grea ter access to professional advice in the care and management of their col lections.  Collins has since applied her unique background to providing p rivate collectors\, artists\, institutions\, foundations\, estates\, and corporations access to tailored\, museum-quality art collections manageme nt counsel.   She enjoys speaking on the topic of stewardship\, teaching\ , and mentoring young professionals.\nCatalina Corpas\, Catalina Collecti on Management\, LLC\, Miami\, FL Catalina Corpas is an art historian and independent art collection manager in Miami\, Florida. She has twenty-fiv e years of extensive hands-on experience working with private collections . Since 2002 she has provided all aspects of collection management care f or private collections in Miami\, New York\, Venice\, and Paris. Catalina currently oversees the proper care and prudent stewardship of collection s\, including antiques\, large-scale sculptures\, paintings\, drawings\, and a comprehensive collection library. Her work experience also includes positions held in galleries and museums. Catalina holds a B.A. in Organi zational Communications and an M.A. in Art History from the University of Miami\, where she was a graduate teaching assistant. After completing he r education\, she taught art history at the University of Miami\, Florida International University\, Barry University\, the Bass Museum\, Lowe Art Museum\, and several other institutions. A life-changing visit to the Ar t Institute of Chicago in 1995 ignited Catalina’s great passion to protec t and preserve our cultural heritage. She greatly values her long-standin g collaboration with collectors and the art they entrust to her care. \nS arah Tignor\, VP of The Johnson Collection\, Spartanville\, SC Serving as the Johnson Collection’s Chief Operating Officer\, Sarah Tignor holds an Art History undergraduate degree from Converse University and a Master o f Arts in Museum Studies from Johns Hopkins University. Her curatorial wo rk is focused on 20th-century artists from the American South\, arts conn ected to the experimental enclave of Black Mountain College\, and mid-cen tury women creators. Located in Spartanburg\, South Carolina\, the Johnso n Collection offers an extensive survey of artistic activity in the Ameri can South from the late eighteenth century to the present. A private coll ection of more than 1\,400 works\, the collection seeks to advance public interest and academic scholarship in the dynamic role that the art of th e South plays in the larger context of American art.\nModerator\nBarbara Chamberlain\, Director of Art Collection Management\, Private Client Sele ct Barbara joined Private Client Select (formerly AIG Private Client Grou p) in 2008 and became a Director of Art Collection Management in 2010. Sh e has more than 27 years of experience in private\, public\, and corporat e collections\, museums\, and galleries\, plus knowledge of library and a rchival science. Today she provides collections management and care\, ris k management\, and loss prevention services to policyholders. She is a me mber of the Executive Board of the Friends of the Uffizi Gallery\, the Bo ard of Directors for the Association of Registrars and Collections Specia lists (ARCS)\, and an ArtTable Florida Chapter Leader. Barbara holds a Ba chelor of Arts in Art History and Psychology from Smith College. She earn ed a Master of Arts in Museum Studies at Johns Hopkins University\, where she now teaches the first course in private collectors\, collections\, a nd museums. DTEND;TZID=Eastern Standard Time:20230912T140000 DTSTAMP:20260601T181246Z DTSTART;TZID=Eastern Standard Time:20230912T130000 LOCATION:Zoom Webinar \, SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:ARCS Webinar Private Collections UID:c6a50cfe-f225-4671-b55e-01316038b382 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR