The Journal of Art Crime, Fall 2012: "The Hattusa Sphinx and Turkish Antiquities Repatriation Efforts" by Aaron Haines

In the Fall 2012 issue of The Journal of Art Crime , Aaron Haines writes about "The Hattusa Sphinx and Turkish Antiquities Repatriation...

Part Two: Conserving the Treasured Wall Fabrics of the Turkish Ballroom 2002-2007

Julia Brennan sewing net over damaged areas of silk by Julia M. Brennan ARCA Washington DC Correspondent Part two Atasoy describes that tent...

Part One: Conserving the Treasured Wall Fabrics of the Turkish Ballroom 2002-2007

Julia at work in 2004 Julia M. Brennan ARCA Washington DC Correspondent Part one In 2002 the Turkish government launched the renovation of t...

Revisiting the Turkish Residence – The Ballroom’s “Ottoman style” Wall Fabrics

The Turkish Residence By Julia M. Brennan ARCA Washington DC Correspondent This story is not about art theft or repatriation, rather it is a...

Today's Zaman: "Turkey's museums at risk if hit by earthquake"

Today's Zaman reported November 10th that "few of Turkey's archaeology museums or storage facilities have been built to a cod...

Report from DC: American Friends of Turkey hosted lecture on the Sixty-Five Years of Perge Excavations

Ballroom of the Turkish Residence, Washington DC  (Photo by Julia Brennan) By Julia M. Brennan ARCA Blog Washington Correspondent www.caring...

Tracking Ozgen Acar's Adventures in the Turkish Press

Journalist Ozgen Acar has crusaded for the return of looted antiquities from Turkey for decades. He recently sent out a link to various arti...

Top Half of Turkey's Herakles Sent from Boston's MFA to Istanbul in Prime Minister's Private Jet

Özgen Acar publishes an article in one of Turkey's largest newspapers on a subject he's covered for decades. by Catherine Schofield ...