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Posthumous casts made from an artist’s lifetime models represent a complex issue for art historians, museums, art foundations, auction houses, curators, collectors, conservators, art lawyers and the art market. The question of how to evaluate and write about these casts is also of vital importance for those working on catalogues raisonnés. The intent of this conference is to share different concerns and viewpoints as well as to come up with new ideas about how to exhibit, label and designate posthumous casts within an artist’s oeuvre.

The Afterlife of Sculptures | Introduction

The Afterlife of Sculptures | Affective Responses and/vs. Historical Knowledge

The Afterlife of Sculptures | Back to the Future

The Afterlife of Sculptures | Categorizing, Defining, Labeling, Viewing: Between Scholarship, the Art Market & the Law

The Afterlife of Sculptures | Positive/Negative Effects of Access and Control, Moral Rights

The Afterlife of Sculptures | Sculptors, Heirs, Dealers, Lawyers, Scholars (Part I)

The Afterlife of Sculptures | Sculptors, Heirs, Dealers, Lawyers, Scholars (Part 2)

The Afterlife of Sculptures | The Artist’s Legacy: Enhanced or Distorted?

The Afterlife of Sculptures | Closing Remarks