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...