Art for Tomorrow 29-30 April 2020

On 29-30 April 2020, Art for Tomorrow – in association with The New York Times – brings together art world experts including museum and auction-house executives, art fair directors, gallerists, curators and dealers to examine the economic and social impact of art, and art as a catalyst for development.

Through provocative interviews and riveting discussions, the carefully curated programme will explore wide-ranging topics, from the squeeze on small- and mid-size art galleries to the perceived lack of diversity in museum collections, and the rise of corporate branding and private museums to the provenance of artwork.

Delegates can also attend the Times Art Talks on 2 May, take part in an exciting range of cultural tours and enjoy the world-renowned Gallery Weekend in Berlin (1-3 May), with a host of institutions, private collections and galleries opening new exhibitions throughout the week.

Devised specifically with art and cultural leaders at its core, Art for Tomorrow will define and assess the most pressing challenges and opportunities in the industry today.