RAND Europe: "Assessing the illegal trade in cultural property from a public policy perspective"

RAND Europe has publicly published online, "Assessing the illegal trade in cultural property from a public policy perspective", a...

Post from Norway: Unknown Rubens work hung on the wall for 80 years at National Museum

Photo from National Museum By Therese Veier, ARCA Blog Norwegian Correspondent It has just been discovered that a very valuable work,  by th...

New Zealand: Summer Intensive course – Art Crime during Armed Conflict

Hamilton, New Zealand Down in New Zealand, the University of Waikato’s Te Piringa-Faculty of Law and the University’s Centre for Continued E...

New Zealand: Prison Term Begins for Thief of National Army Museum

by Judge Arthur Tompkins, ARCA Blog New Zealand Correspondent Yesterday, Friday 18 November, in New Zealand one of the more prolific and lon...

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...