Artlogic Connect 2026 has published its full programme, six days before the free online conference opens on 17 November. The agenda page now lists every session across the three themed days, running 3 to 7pm GMT each day, after weeks in which the site carried only placeholder speakers and no real programme.

Day one, Creators, opens with a keynote followed by four panels: “Paying the Artist Twice”, on the Bonhams and Dean Collection initiative around artist participation in the secondary market and Artist’s Resale Right; “What I Didn’t Learn in Art School”; “What Next for Artist Residencies?”; and “Art vs. Admin: Can Tech Bridge the Gap?” Day two, Patrons, features collector Ryan Zurrer in conversation with journalist Melanie Gerlis, plus panels on the Great Wealth Transfer, rethinking patronage and collecting as interior design.

Day three, Dealers, covers supply, demand and the price of exclusivity, a conversation with Tribeca gallerist Margot Samel led by Julia Halperin, and a panel on who owns the relationships between artists, collectors and dealers, before a closing keynote, “The Future of the Art World Is Connected”, marking the launch of Artlogic Connect, the newly renamed ArtCloud product.

Speaker names are still largely to be announced: the agenda lists the two named conversations above, with most panels showing a speakers heading but no names yet, and the organisers say further speaker details will follow. The conference is free and entirely online, 17 to 19 November, 3 to 7pm GMT.