Proposes a shared legacy platforms for multiple artists as collective using an economy of scale premise. Panel discussion on how to take the first steps toward reconciling single artists legacies. Essential tools for data collection, preservation, and legacy building. Artist’s introduction to good studio habits as it corresponds to scholarly pursuits, emphasizing cataloging, conservation, provenance, and documentation.

Delves deeply into the understanding of legal and accounting requirements for artists and examines the sustainability of a multi-artist legacy location. Shared platform examples are further explored. Artists with their loved one’s wrestle with the true burden of art and asset management. Legal and accounting templates and requirements are reviewed by existing foundations, estates, and trusts.

Assesses the information collected from the previous two days to identify strategies for the implementation of the shared artist legacy platform. Gallerists’, curators, scholars, and museum administrators plus, speak about how they are handling the national increase of available artwork.