The Journal of Art Crime, Spring 2011: Donn Zaretsky's Art Law and Policy looks at the First Amendment Rights of Photographers

In his regular column for The Journal of Art Crime , art law specialist Donn Zaretsky looks at the First Amendment rights of photographers i...

The Journal of Art Crime, Spring 2011: "The Skylight Caper: The Unsolved 1972 Theft of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts"

Catherine Schofield Sezgin's article "The Skylight Caper: The Unsolved 1972 Theft of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts" has bee...

The Journal of Art Crime, Spring 2011: Ludo Block on "European Police Cooperation on Art Crime: A Comparative Overview

Retired Dutch police officer Ludo Block writes on "European Police Cooperation on Art Crime: A Comparative Overview" in the fifth ...

The Journal of Art Crime, Spring 2011: David W. J. Gill and Christos Tsirogiannis on "Polaroids from the Medici Dossier: Continued Sightings on the Market"

" Bonhams withdraws Roman sculptures with 'Medici link' from auction " Polaroid from the Medici Dossier and Bonhams Copy...

Part One: An Interview with Sandy Nairne on his book, "Art Theft and the Case of the Stolen Turners"

Art Theft and the Case of the Stolen Turners Sandy Nairne Reaktion Press/ University of Chicago 2011 An Interview by Catherine Schofield Sez...

The Journal of Art Crime, Spring 2011: John Daab on "The Case of the Questionable Jeffersonian Lafites: Forensic Applications in Detecting Wine Fraud"

In the fifth issue of The Journal of Art Crime (Spring 2011), John Daab, a Certified Fraud Examiner specializing in art and forgery researc...

"The thefts of the Mona Lisa: On Stealing the World's Most Famous Painting" by Noah Charney with a foreward by Derek Fincham

One the 100th anniversary of the theft of Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa from the Louvre, ARCA and Noah Charney have published a new book...

Anthony Amore, co-Author of "Stealing Rembrandts", on interviewing art thieves and whether or not James "Whitey" Bulger knows the whereabouts of the paintings stolen from the Isabella Stewart Gardener Museum in 1990

by Catherine Schofield Sezgin, ARCA Blog Editor-in-chief Anthony Amore, head of security of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, is one the ...

The Journal of Art Crime, Spring 2011: This issue is now available for sale

Illustration by Urska Charney The fifth issue of The Journal of Art Crime, edited by Noah Charney, founder and President of the Associati...

Washington Post: "Museums' fine art of protecting masterpieces" include Art Guard monitors

Journalist Emily Wax reports for the Washington Post about the ways museums try to protect their displayed works from vandalism, including t...

Anthony Amore Comments on the Alleged Rembrandt Drawing "The Judgement" found in Encino

The stolen 'Rembrandt' (AP Photo/Gus Ruelas) Anthony Amore posted on Facebook on August 16 that "The Judgement", the alleg...

ALR's Chris Marinello and ISGM's Anthony Amore Quoted About A Stolen Rembrandt Drawing from a California Hotel

Rembrandt's drawing "The Judgement"  (The Linearis Institute) Christopher Marinello, General Counsel for the Art Loss Regis...

Codex Calixtinus is missing (English Translation)

Codex Calixtino by Juan José Prieto Gutiérrez. Ph.D, Complutense University of Madrid. [Translated from Spanish to English by Marc Balcel...

ARCA Trustee Anthony Amore Interviewed in PRI's The World: "Stealing Rembrandts: Why the Dutch Master is so popular with thieves"

Rembrandt's Jacob de Gheyn III, sometimes referred to as "the Takeaway" PRI's The World, a one-hour weekday radio news ...

ARCA Trustees Noah Charney and Anthony Amore Featured on BBC Radio 4's Front Row Program with John Wilson: Mona Lisa, Turner, Goya, Rembrandt

You can listen to John Wilson of BBC Radio 4's program, Front Row, discuss art thefts of Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa and works by ...

Anthony Amore, ARCA Board of Trustee and Security Director of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Will Be Discussing "Stealing Rembrandts" on BBC's "The World" Programme on August 12

Rembrandt's Jeremiah (1630) by Catherine Schofield Sezgin, ARCA Blog Editor-in-Chief The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum's secu...

Codex Calixtinus is missing

El Códice Calixtino Editor's note: The ARCA blog received this submitted post in Spanish and decided to publish it as we're an in...

Noah Charney Will Discuss the Goya "Duke of Wellington" Theft on BBC Radio's "Front Row" on Thursday, August 11

Noah Charney (Photo by Catherine Sezgin) By Catherine Schofield Sezgin, ARCA Blog Editor-in-Chief This Thursday Noah Charney, founder and...

Amelia's Bronze Germanicus Travels to Rome for Portrait Exhibit at Capitoline Museum; Curators Reveal New Information about the First Century Bronze Statue

Capitoline Museums, Rome, Italy by Catherine Schofield Sezgin, ARCA Blog Editor-in-Chief In mid-July, I traveled to Amelia for an art crime ...

Keynote Panel: 40-year Anniversary of the 1970 UNESCO Convention Features Chris Marinello of the Art Loss Register

Paolo Ferri and Chris Marinello By Mark Durney, Founder of Art Theft Central Chris Marinello, Executive Director & General Counsel of th...

Keynote Panel: 40-year Anniversary of the 1970 UNESCO Convention

Catherine Schofield Sezgin reports on her participation at the 40th anniversary of the 1970 UNESCO convention at the at ARCA’s International...

Mark Durney, Founder of the website “Art Theft Central” and moderator of Museum Security Network, on “Collection Inventories”

By Catherine Schofield Sezgin, ARCA Blog Editor-in-Chief Collection Inventories account for works in the event of disaster, transition or co...

Katharyn Hanson on “Looting at Archaeological Sites During Conflict: Iraq’s Cultural Heritage as a Case Study”

by Kirsten Hower, ARCA Intern Katharyn Hanson is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Chicago, concentrating her studies in Mesopotamian A...

Art Crime Roundup: Riopelle Statues Recovered and Durney, Fincham and Alderman Quoted in Press

Damaged Riopelle sculptures recovered (Photo by The Canadian Press) by Catherine Schofield Sezgin, ARCA Editor-in-Chief VANCOUVER, CANADA - ...

Larry Rothfield on What Museums and Archaeological Sites can to do protect themselves during times of upheaval and lessons learned from Cairo

by Jessica Graham Nielsen, ARCA Intern Larry Rothfield, a writer-in-residence during the ARCA Masters in Art and Crime Studies this year, pr...