The Foundation has made supporting and incentivising rigorous, innovative legal studies in the field of art one of its goals. In pursuit of that objective the Foundation has set up the following projects:
The Rodrigo Uría Meruéndano Art Law Award reflects the Foundation’s ongoing support and promotion of innovative legal studies regarding the art world. These include legal studies on artists, works and the dissemination of cultural assets that are a source of knowledge, vehicle for cultural exchange, medium for the expression of ideas and an invitation to aesthetic appreciation.
The accolade is also in memory of the illustrious lawyer and patron of the arts, Rodrigo Uría Meruéndano, former Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Prado Museum (2004-2007) and first Chairman of the Professor Uría Foundation.
Biography of Rodrigo Uría Meruéndano
Terms and conditions of the tenth edition of the event (CLOSED)
The Ibero-American Art Law Yearbook includes the winners of the Rodrigo Uría Meruéndano Art Law Award and other articles selected for publication.
The Yearbook publishes articles of rigorous academic merit that, with originality and a deft hand, examine some of the most prominent issues in the art world, specifically visual arts, an area in which Uría Menéndez plays an important role. These articles are in Spanish only.
2023 Ibero-American Art Law Yearbook
2022 Ibero-American Art Law Yearbook
2021 Ibero-American Art Law Yearbook
2020 Ibero-American Art Law Yearbook
2019 Ibero-American Art Law Yearbook
2018 Ibero-American Art Law Yearbook
2017 Ibero-American Art Law Yearbook
The Professor Uría Foundation has organised this seminar in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture through the General Directorate for Cultural Heritage and Fine Arts. The seminar promotes the study of art law as a way to contribute to developing and protecting Spain’s rich and varied cultural heritage from a legal perspective, with a particular focus on art.
The seventh Rodrigo Uría Meruéndano Art Law Seminar took place at Uría Menéndez’s auditorium (calle Príncipe de Vergara 187, Madrid) from 3 April until 19 June 2024 (ten weekly sessions, every Wednesday from 16:00 to 19:30).
Academic management: Agustín González García, lawyer and trustee of the Professor Uría Foundation and Carlos González-Barandiarán y de Muller, Deputy Director-General of Registries and Documentation of Historical Heritage of the Ministry of Culture.
Target audience: preferably legal professionals interested in art law and museum professionals.
Further information can be found at this link.
