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Why is Everyone Stealing Parrots

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History catches up with thieves of opportunity

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John Oliver Goes Hard at Indiana Jones

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Calls for Artifact Repatriation Are Exposing the Political History of Urban Monuments

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Cultural ministers pledge more action to return priceless artifacts

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Picasso, the world's most stolen artist

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Stolen Masterpieces with Wild Robbery Stories Now in Metaverse Gallery

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Demolished and Rebuilt: The Identity of Architectural Replicas

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Joining Plastic, Glass and Metal on the Recycle List: Fake Art

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Why We Should Not be Trading Human Bones on Instagram

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The £244k Banksy heist... in cyberspace: Collector gets duped into shelling out for fake artwork advertised through secretive painter's official website

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Art attack: spot the forgery

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Antiquities smuggling still on the rise

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DeviantArt Is Now Using AI to Spot People Selling Stolen Art as NFTs

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From Costa Rica to Iraq, keeping culture and history intact

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Relic diplomacy: ancient looted treasures returned to their true owners

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Uprooting Colonialism From the Fossil Finding Field

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NFT Mania is here. And so are the scammers

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We Don't Know How Much Art Has Gone Missing From Museums

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Reports of Stolen Art on NFT Marketplace Raise Issues for Crypto Collectors

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The crypto-art market is being infiltrated by fakes, thieves and scammers

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Don't Let the Beauty of Art Disguise Money Laundering

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Considerations For Art As An Investment

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After outcry from antiquities trade, Unesco further adjusts ad campaign on looted artefacts

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The Colonized World Wants Its Artifacts Back

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How Archaeologists Are Using Deep Learning to Dig Deeper

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UNESCO's role in the fight against illicit trafficking of cultural property

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Unesco under fire for using Met objects in anti-trafficking campaign

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Fifty years on, Unesco's convention against illicit trafficking of cultural artefacts still shines bright

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Unesco, stop citing 'bogus' $10bn figure, art trade pleads

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The devil is in the paperwork—don't be caught out by provenance fraud

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Artful codgers: why the art market is a hotbed of grey crime

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Uncorking The Basics Of Wine Insurance

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The Art World Is Full of Lies, Smuggling, and Financial Hijinks

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How Does a Thief Unload Stolen Art? Here Are 5 Ways Criminals Actually Profit From Museum Heists

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Museums' grip on stolen goods is loosening

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What Defines a Museum? The Question Has Thrown the Art World's Leading Professional Organization Into Turmoil

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Top Three Houses See 79 Percent Year-Over-Year Drop in Second Quarter of 2020: Report

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Museum Experts Weigh In On Animal Crossing New Horizons' Museum

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An Open Letter to Digital Art Galleries to Unify Their Efforts

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In defence of the catalogue raisonné

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Stolen Artwork Is All Over Amazon — And Creators Want The Company To Do Something About It

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The Guardian view on the restitution of cultural property

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What's behind the Roaring Market for Dinosaur Fossils

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What the 7 Biggest Art Lawsuits of 2018 Mean for the Art Market

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As the Restitution Debate Rages on in Europe, Could the Solution Lie in the Art of the High-Tech Copy?

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What others are saying: Who has the right to Nazi-looted art?

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Collaboration is key to solving art-market financial crime

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Unearthing museum fakes is critical for setting the historical record straight

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Are the principles set out for identifying Nazi-looted art fit for purpose?

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Crime of culture: American Animals and the history of rare book heists

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Is it okay to steal back looted colonial-era treasures?

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Six greatest real-life heists of all time

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When is it OK For Archaeologists to Dig Up the Dead?

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Blockchain to stamp out art crime, Thomas Crown Art

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Lost, stolen, blown up and fed to pigs: the greatest missing masterpieces

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How Museums Handle Forgeries in Their Collections

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Of Art and Plunder: Why Black Curators Are Still Shut Out of the Art World—and Why It Matters

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Stop Raiding Tombs, Lara Croft

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The insurance reality of a disappearing Picasso

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This Startup Is Using Blockchain to Fight Art Forgers

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Cryptocurrencies, Explained: How Blockchain Technology Could Solve 3 Big Problems Plaguing the Art Industry

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When Does Painting a Portrait Violate the Subject's Rights?

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How To Prevent Your Artwork From Being Stolen

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The Four Tribes of Art Collectors

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Why These 6 Artists Destroyed Their Own Art

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Do we still need UNESCO?

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The Top Ten Most Important Ancient Documents Lost to History

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When Does an Artist's Appropriation Become Copyright Infringement?

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Atomic methods: How to get insight into archeology and identify art forgery

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Why it's time to talk seriously about digital reproductions

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The art of the steal: When does a copyright go too far?

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Artificial Intelligence Can Now Spot Art Forgeries by Comparing Brush Strokes

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The Long Ethical Arc of Displaying Human Remains

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What next for UNESCO?

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Inside the Underground World of Legal Art Forgery

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Why Insuring Your Art Collection Is Crucial

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Most Antiquities Sold Online are Fake or Illegal

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Buyer Beware: Looted Antiquities Flood Online Sites Like Amazon, Facebook

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The Most Faked Artists in History

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It's time to talk about the ivory trade

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The Art World Reacts to Allegations of Sexual Harassment in Its Ranks

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World Monuments Fund recognises sites threatened by conflict, climate change and natural disasters

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Audrey Azoulay, former French culture minister, to be Unesco's next director-general

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Why Art Basel's New Ethics Rules Are Good News for the Market (and Other Insights)

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The art of anti-terrorism

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The Surprising Truth About Fake Art and How to Avoid Being Scammed

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We're in the Age of Fake Photos and Videos—Here's How to Spot Them

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How researchers can stop the plundering of cultural treasures

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The myth of the art thief: It's not a gentleman's crime

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Meet the font detectives who ferret out fakery

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The mysterious disappearances of the world's greatest treasures

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Why it's so difficult to identify and recover stolen art

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Stolen Diablo Art Turns Up In The Weirdest Places

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The hunt for Indian yellow

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When People Steal Books

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How Freeports Operate on the Margins of the Global Art Market

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Why Are Artworks Pulled from Auction?

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Why archaeological antiquities should not be sold on the open market, full stop

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Sex, lies – and a stolen Stradivarius

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Fine art insurance market: "Insurers are knocking on our doors"

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What Distinguishes Cultural Exchange from Cultural Appropriation?

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The art born of destruction

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Selfies Add to Museum Hazards

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Why It's So Hard to Find the Original Owners of Nazi-Looted Art

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Injecting Your Painting With Synthetic DNA Could End Art Forgery as We Know It

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Why Stealing Art Is a Terrible Idea

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Remix Culture Nears Its Logical Conclusion

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The Art Market's Modigliani Forgery Epidemic

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Black Market Art: How To Restore Ethics To The Antiquities World

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Nowhere to hide: new tool brings technical firepower to the fight against fraudsters

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Q&A: Art Theft and Its Impact on the Insurance Industry

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Cultural appropriation: theft or fair exchange?

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Forging Papers to Sell Fake Art

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Top 5 Unsolved Heists

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Here are the most famous heists in the world of art

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The Hard Truth about the Rhino Horn "Aphrodisiac" Market

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Protecting Clients' On-The-Wall Assets: Fine Art

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The secret lives of works of art: What percentage of a museum's holdings are likely to be fakes?

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'Dignity itself': Saving world heritage sites from 'cultural cleansing' won't be easy

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G7 culture ministers discuss trafficking of looted artifacts

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Lawsuits, forgeries and family feuds: The afterlives of famous artists

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The most spectacular art robberies in history

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Art attack: Why do people try to destroy museum masterpieces?

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UN Says Attacks on Heritage Sites Could Be War Crimes

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$75.5M pledged to protect heritage sites in war zones

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Why expensive security alarms could actually be putting your valuables at risk

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Is museum security robust enough to counter crime and terrorism?

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Why everyone's talking about forensics in the art market

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What Happens If You Break an Artwork?

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The Hidden World of Stolen Art and Artifacts

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5 Art Market Misdeeds With Impressive Provenance

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Weighing the Risks and Returns of Art and Antiquities

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Scientists Shoot Stones to Study War's Impact on Heritage Sites

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Inside private art collections with Scan the World

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Scientists study ways to preserve world heritage sites damaged in armed conflicts

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Has the Art Market Become an Unwitting Partner in Crime?

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Why auctioneers are buying into forensics

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Ethics code and transparency are key in protecting image of art market

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We can preserve elephants AND conserve art

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Major Art Market Players Band Together to Shake Industry's "Shady" Image

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The Art Lost Register Resolved Eight Stolen Artworks Cases in January

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From Rabindranath Tagore to Kailash Satyarthi, when burglars aimed for the Nobel

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It's time the art market got tough on fakes

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The Worst Art Thefts of the Past Century

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How should museums respond to art smuggling scandals?

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Online courses: your passport to a new career

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The Big Couture Rip Off

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How Art and Law Can Work Together Beyond the Marketplace

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Can you spot the counterfeit painting?

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Anish Kapoor Defies Ban And Buys PINK Pigment Over The Counter

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The 10 Biggest International Art Scandals of 2016

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The Year of the Fake: The 8 Biggest Forgery Controversies of 2016

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How art detectives hunt down fakes

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Do Not Touch: What happens when museum visitors ignore the signs

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Imitation game: how copies can solve our cultural heritage crises

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Art in bunkers and high-security facilities

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Lessons from the Unfolding Old Masters Forgery Scandal

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Christie's Had 'Doubts' About Frans Hals Forgery and Declined to Sell

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Why it's boom time for the art insurance sector

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Forgery fiction: literature's fascination with fake art

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Massive Art Forgery Ring Reinforces Need For Vigilance Among Buyers

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New old masters reshape the contemporary art market

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What makes a piece of artwork valuable?

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Why Taking Photographs Is Banned in Many Museums and Historic Places

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What It Takes to Recover a Stolen Work of Art

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Human Eyes Might Not Notice a Good Forgery, But Computers Could

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How Indie Artists Can Protect Designs From Unauthorized Retail Use in the Digital Age

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The United Nations Doubles Down on Protecting Cultural Sites

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Progress in Protecting Stolen Antiquities Is Real — But Challenges Remain

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Should the art market be more transparent?

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Rhinos being killed for horn's value as collectible, study finds

Karin Brulliard (2016). Rhinos being killed for horn's value as collectible, study finds. Portland Press Herald. 10 September.

Why a growing number of museum veterans are crossing over to the commercial sector

Julia Halpern (2016). Why a growing number of museum veterans are crossing over to the commercial sector. The Art Newspaper. 7 September.

Why should a court decide the authenticity of a living artist's work?

Donna Yates (2016). Why should a court decide the authenticity of a living artist's work?. Apollo. 26 August.

What is the Cost of Preserving the Past? (Audio)

BBC World Service (2016). What is the Cost of Preserving the Past? (Audio). BBC World Service. 26 August.

Do Ancient Shipwrecks Stand a Chance?

Evan Lubodsky (2016). Do Ancient Shipwrecks Stand a Chance?. Hakai. 24 August.

The Big Business Of Looted Antiquities (Audio)

Tom Gjelten (2016). The Big Business Of Looted Antiquities (Audio). The Diane Rehm Show. 24 August.

Human Skulls Are Being Sold Online, But Is It Legal?

Kristin Hugo (2016). Human Skulls Are Being Sold Online, But Is It Legal?. National Geographic. 23 August.

A Culture Returned

Mark Glickman (2016). A Culture Returned. UTNE. 18 August.

Appropriation In Art – Part of a Belief System

Edward Lucie-Smith (2016). Appropriation In Art – Part of a Belief System. Artlyst. 15 August.

The 10 Most Hated Public Sculptures

Amah-Rose Abrams (2016). The 10 Most Hated Public Sculptures. ArtNet News. 11 August.

On the Fine Line in Art Between Inspiration and Appropriation

Tobias Carroll (2016). On the Fine Line in Art Between Inspiration and Appropriation. Signature. 9 August.

What do auction house private sales mean for collectors and the art market?

Anna Brady (2016). What do auction house private sales mean for collectors and the art market?. Apollo. 4 August.

Historias que demuestran el oscuro amor de los ladrones de arte por el verano

Stories that demonstrate the curious love of art thieves for summer

Karina Sainz Borgo (2016). Historias que demuestran el oscuro amor de los ladrones de arte por el verano. Voz Populi. 4 August.

Online Archive Documents Destruction of Ancient Sites

Mike O'Sullivan (2016). Online Archive Documents Destruction of Ancient Sites. Voice of America. 29 July.

To collect or not to collect: are fossil-hunting laws hurting science?

Hanneke Meijer (2016). To collect or not to collect: are fossil-hunting laws hurting science?. The Guardian. 27 July.

Art Demystified: How to Authenticate a Contemporary Artwork

Henri Neuendorf (2016). Art Demystified: How to Authenticate a Contemporary Artwork. ArtNet News. 22 July.

Insuring valuables in a changing world: the art and antiques market takes cover

Ivan Macquisten (2016). Insuring valuables in a changing world: the art and antiques market takes cover. Antiques Trade Gazette. 20 July.

These Four Technologies May Finally Put an End to Art Forgery

Rene Chun (2016). These Four Technologies May Finally Put an End to Art Forgery. Artsy. 18 July.

Pokémon Go in the Holocaust Museum or Ground Zero: Nintendo has no fix yet

Caroline Framke (2016). Pokémon Go in the Holocaust Museum or Ground Zero: Nintendo has no fix yet. Vox. 13 July.

How Replicas Could Save Threatened Artworks

Noémie Jennifer (2016). How Replicas Could Save Threatened Artworks. The Creator's Project. 12 July.

Cultural Heritage's Nautical Future

Maxwell L. Anderson (2016). Cultural Heritage's Nautical Future. The Wall Street Journal. 11 July.

How technology is changing the way we tackle art theft

James Ratcliffe (2016). How technology is changing the way we tackle art theft. Apollo. 7 July.

So, Those Cool Souvenirs You Bought on Vacay Might Not Actually Be Legit

Katie A. Paul (2016). So, Those Cool Souvenirs You Bought on Vacay Might Not Actually Be Legit. Yahoo News. 24 June.

8 Art Thefts That Went Wrong

Abigail Cain (2016). 8 Art Thefts That Went Wrong. Artsy. 22 June.

Detrás del tráfico ilegal de piezas arqueológicas opera un círculo vicioso de poder: Renfrew

A vicious circle operates behind the illegal trafficking of archaeological objects: Renfrew

Paula Carrizosa (2016). Detrás del tráfico ilegal de piezas arqueológicas opera un círculo vicioso de poder: Renfrew. La Journada de Oriente. 21 June.

Snapchat Is (Allegedly) Back at It Again With Plagiarized Filters

Cordelia Tai (2016). Snapchat Is (Allegedly) Back at It Again With Plagiarized Filters. The Fashion Spot. 21 June.

Does it pay to invest in art? Returns in fine art have been overestimated

Phys.org (2016). Does it pay to invest in art? Returns in fine art have been overestimated. Phys.org. 15 June.

Who owns ancient artefacts?

Al Jazeera (2016). Who owns ancient artefacts?. Al Jazeera. 8 June.

Irina Bokova: the woman standing between Isis and world heritage

Charlie English (2016). Irina Bokova: the woman standing between Isis and world heritage. The Guardian. 3 June.

Antique ivory poses no threat to elephant conservation: in fact, it needs protection itself

Martin Levy (2016). Antique ivory poses no threat to elephant conservation: in fact, it needs protection itself. Apollo. 25 May.

Lust for Loot: Collecting Is Driving the Demand for Plunder

Sarah Parcak (2016). Lust for Loot: Collecting Is Driving the Demand for Plunder. National Geographic. 19 May.

Nazis, Con Men, Forgers, Thieves: Art Crime in Postwar Cinema

Andrew Marzoni (2016). Nazis, Con Men, Forgers, Thieves: Art Crime in Postwar Cinema. ArtNews. 19 May.

When Cultural Heritage Is Caught in the Cross Hairs

Andrew E. Kramer (2016). When Cultural Heritage Is Caught in the Cross Hairs. The New York Times. 18 May.

Uncharted 4: is the looter-adventurer character a type of cultural appropriation?

Anna Turner (2016). Uncharted 4: is the looter-adventurer character a type of cultural appropriation?. The Guardian. 16 May.

How Tomb Raiders Are Stealing Our History

Tom Mueller (2016). How Tomb Raiders Are Stealing Our History. National Geographic. 13 May.

Art Demystified: Art Auctions and Minimum Price Guarantees

Henri Neuendorf (2016). Art Demystified: Art Auctions and Minimum Price Guarantees. ArtNet News. 6 May.

Uncontrolled Collecting: An Impulse Control Disorder?

Shirley Mueller (2016). Uncontrolled Collecting: An Impulse Control Disorder?. Physician's Money Digest. 5 May.

A fierce battle over who created a new Snapchat filter is tearing this community of artists apart

Charles Pulliam-Moore (2016). A fierce battle over who created a new Snapchat filter is tearing this community of artists apart. Fusion. 4 May.

How Not to Buy Stolen, Looted or Forged Art

Noah Charney (2016). How Not to Buy Stolen, Looted or Forged Art. Observer. 4 May.

Can technoheritage be owned?

Sonia K. Katyal (2016). Can technoheritage be owned?. The Boston Globe. 1 May.

70 years on, the search continues for artwork looted by the Nazis

Phil Hirchkorn (2016). 70 years on, the search continues for artwork looted by the Nazis. PBS. 30 April.

How transparent is the art market?

Georgina Adam (2016). How transparent is the art market?. Financial Times. 28 April.

The Case against the Universal Museum

Isaac Kaplan (2016). The Case against the Universal Museum. Artsy. 26 April.

The rise of fakes and false attributions in the art world

Tejshree Savara (2016). The rise of fakes and false attributions in the art world. Tehelka. 19 April.

In Speech At Yale, UN Secretary-General Calls For Better Protection Of Ancient Historic Sites

Davis Dunavin (2016). In Speech At Yale, UN Secretary-General Calls For Better Protection Of Ancient Historic Sites. WSHU. 12 April.

Panama Papers Shed Light on the Shadowy Art Market

Benjamin Sutton (2016). Panama Papers Shed Light on the Shadowy Art Market. Hyperallergic. 12 April.

How offshore firm helped billionaire change the art world for ever

Juliette Garside (2016). How offshore firm helped billionaire change the art world for ever. The Guardian. 7 April.

When Is It Okay To Dig Up The Dead?

Mark Strauss (2016). When Is It Okay To Dig Up The Dead?. National Geographic. 7 April.

Dashing rogues? No, art thieves are boring goons

Jonathan Jones (2016). Dashing rogues? No, art thieves are boring goons. The Guardian. 7 April.

Explosive 'Panama Papers' Highlight Art's Role in Lives of Tax-Dodging Superrich

Ben Davis (2016). Explosive 'Panama Papers' Highlight Art's Role in Lives of Tax-Dodging Superrich. ArtNet News. 4 April.

Stepping up stakeholders' involvement in the fight against trafficking of culture

UNESCO (2016). Stepping up stakeholders' involvement in the fight against trafficking of culture. UNESCO. 1 April.

Antiquities: Buying Tips

Carrie Coolidge (2016). Antiquities: Buying Tips. Barron's. 26 March.

Artistic censorship is on the rise, advocacy group reports

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Samuel Andrew Hardy: archaeomafias traffic antiquities as well as drugs

Sam Hardy (2016). Samuel Andrew Hardy: archaeomafias traffic antiquities as well as drugs. UNESCO. 19 March.

Does one ethnic group own its cultural artefacts?

Tiffany Jenkins (2016). Does one ethnic group own its cultural artefacts?. Aeon. 18 March.

The Copycat Economy

Helena Pike (2016). The Copycat Economy. Business of Fashion. 14 March.

To solve the world's biggest art heist, engage a community's outrage

Stephen Kurkjian (2016). To solve the world's biggest art heist, engage a community's outrage. Tampa Bay Times. 11 March.

Keeping it real in the art world

Jan Dalley (2016). Keeping it real in the art world. Financial Times. 11 March.

Scholarly debate will be stifled after Knoedler

Dan Duray (2016). Scholarly debate will be stifled after Knoedler. The Art Newspaper. 4 March.

The Heroic Effort to Digitally Reconstruct Lost Monuments

Katie Nodjimbadem (2016). The Heroic Effort to Digitally Reconstruct Lost Monuments. Smithsonian. 1 March.

Crash Courses Prepare Art Conservators for Catastrophic Disasters

James Harkin (2016). Crash Courses Prepare Art Conservators for Catastrophic Disasters. Smithsonian. 1 March.

Why art galleries are quietly clearing out their vaults

Patricia Treble (2016). Why art galleries are quietly clearing out their vaults. McLean's. 28 February.

How western art collectors are helping to fund Isis

Leila Amineddoleh (2016). How western art collectors are helping to fund Isis. The Guardian. 26 February.

Illicit antiquities chic? Faux decapitated Buddha heads as decor

Donna Yates (2016). Illicit antiquities chic? Faux decapitated Buddha heads as decor. Anonymous Swiss Collector. 26 February.

Naughty Dog Apologizes For Stolen Artwork in Uncharted 4 Trailer

Steven Boggs (2016). Naughty Dog Apologizes For Stolen Artwork in Uncharted 4 Trailer. The Escapist. 25 February.

To Detect Fakes, Art Meets Science

Jennifer Smith (2016). To Detect Fakes, Art Meets Science. The Wall Street Journal. 24 February.

Where it is safe to do so, cultural artefacts should be repatriated

Dara Bramsos (2016). Where it is safe to do so, cultural artefacts should be repatriated. The Economist. 23 February.

Makers in Uproar over Poached Thingiverse Models on eBay

Hannah Augur (2016). Makers in Uproar over Poached Thingiverse Models on eBay. All 3D Print. 19 February.

6 Amazing Oscar Heists and 5 Happy Endings

Olivia Rutigliano (2016). 6 Amazing Oscar Heists and 5 Happy Endings. Vanity Fair. 19 February.

Space Archaeologist Wants Your Help to Fight Looting

Heather Pringle (2016). Space Archaeologist Wants Your Help to Fight Looting. National Geographic. 17 February.

These ISIS-Destroyed Artifacts Are Now Available to Download and 3-D Print

Casey Quackenbush (2016). These ISIS-Destroyed Artifacts Are Now Available to Download and 3-D Print. Observer. 17 February.

Kanye West album 'pirated 500,000 times' already

Zoe Kleinman (2016). Kanye West album 'pirated 500,000 times' already. BBC News. 16 February.

Sarah Parcak to Use TED Prize Money for Crowdsourcing on Archaeological Sites

Ralph Blumenthal (2016). Sarah Parcak to Use TED Prize Money for Crowdsourcing on Archaeological Sites. The New York Times. 16 February.

The Knoedler Gallery Settlement Is the Biggest Missed Opportunity for Greater Art Market Transparency in 100 Years

Leila Amineddoleh (2016). The Knoedler Gallery Settlement Is the Biggest Missed Opportunity for Greater Art Market Transparency in 100 Years. Artsy. 16 February.

How cat hair brought down a pair of art forgers

Lizzie Wade (2016). How cat hair brought down a pair of art forgers. Science. 14 February.

Facebook removes image of Evelyne Axell's 'Ice Cream' because it is 'suggestive content'

Jack Shepherd (2016). Facebook removes image of Evelyne Axell's 'Ice Cream' because it is 'suggestive content'. The Independent. 11 February.

Solving art history mysteries with open data

Suzette Lohmeyer (2016). Solving art history mysteries with open data. GCN. 8 February.

Interview with Ronald S. Lauder: 'Good faith alone doesn't make pictures clean'

World Jewish Congress (2016). Interview with Ronald S. Lauder: 'Good faith alone doesn't make pictures clean'. World Jewish Congress. 3 February.

A Brief History of Art Forgery—From Michelangelo to Knoedler & Company

Leila Amineddoleh (2016). A Brief History of Art Forgery—From Michelangelo to Knoedler & Company. Artsy. 30 January.

In the frame for a cutting-edge course on art theft

Russell Leadbetter (2016). In the frame for a cutting-edge course on art theft. Evening Times. 27 January.

Meet the heroes who risked their lives for our cultural heritage

Meg Lambert (2016). Meet the heroes who risked their lives for our cultural heritage. FutureLearn. 26 January.

Framed: the new course that teaches you about art crime and antiquities trafficking

Russell Leadbetter (2016). Framed: the new course that teaches you about art crime and antiquities trafficking. The Herald. 24 January.

Does Art Crime pay? 5 stolen artefacts and what they sold for

Meg Lambert (2016). Does Art Crime pay? 5 stolen artefacts and what they sold for. FutureLearn. 19 January.

New course sheds light on antiquities trafficking and art crime underworld

University of Glasgow (2016). New course sheds light on antiquities trafficking and art crime underworld. University of Glasgow. 19 January.

A Name Game With the Old Masters

Scott Reyburn (2016). A Name Game With the Old Masters. The New York Times. 15 January.

From Michelangelo to Marden, Seven Fierce Fistfights from Art History

Elena Goukassian (2016). From Michelangelo to Marden, Seven Fierce Fistfights from Art History. Hyperallergic. 15 January.

Lego changes bulk buy policy after Ai Weiwei backlash

BBC News (2016). Lego changes bulk buy policy after Ai Weiwei backlash. BBC News. 13 January.

End the Looting of Antiquities: A Plea for Action

Deborah Lehr (2016). End the Looting of Antiquities: A Plea for Action. The New York Times. 13 January.

William Boyd: how David Bowie and I hoaxed the art world

William Boyd (2016). William Boyd: how David Bowie and I hoaxed the art world. The Guardian. 12 January.

'Broken System' Allows ISIS to Profit From Looted Antiquities

Steven Lee Myers (2016). 'Broken System' Allows ISIS to Profit From Looted Antiquities. The New York Times. 9 January.

Utalk Tackling antiquities trafficking

Euronews (2016). Utalk Tackling antiquities trafficking. Euronews. 8 January.

The secret to all great art forgeries

Jeff Taylor (2016). The secret to all great art forgeries. The Conversation. 5 January.

Poachers using science papers to target newly discovered species

Arthur Neslen (2016). Poachers using science papers to target newly discovered species. The Guardian. 1 January.

These Four Assumptions Are Perpetuating the Sale of Nazi-Looted Art

Chiara Zampetti Egidi (2015). These Four Assumptions Are Perpetuating the Sale of Nazi-Looted Art. Artsy. 31 December.

Pope denounces destruction of cultural heritage

AFP (2015). Pope denounces destruction of cultural heritage. Manila Bulletin. 26 December.

The Year in Art Crime

The Creators Project (2015). The Year in Art Crime. Vice. 26 December.

150,000 People Will Vote to Preserve or Pulverize a Picasso

Claire Voon (2015). 150,000 People Will Vote to Preserve or Pulverize a Picasso. Hyperallergic. 23 December.

Cons and connoisseurs — stories of fraud in the art world

Jennifer Hunter (2015). Cons and connoisseurs — stories of fraud in the art world. The Star. 21 December.

Would You Buy the Buddha's Tooth?

Candida Moss (2015). Would You Buy the Buddha's Tooth?. The Daily Beast. 20 December.

The Desire of Transparency in the Art Market

Art Media Agency (2015). The Desire of Transparency in the Art Market. Art Media Agency. 18 December.

Ask Flipped: Where Should I Hang My Stolen Artwork?

Ask Flipped (2015). Ask Flipped: Where Should I Hang My Stolen Artwork?. Curbed. 10 December.

Nazi-era restitution claims are just the tip of the iceberg

Palmyre Manivet (2015). Nazi-era restitution claims are just the tip of the iceberg. Apollo. 7 December.

Born to Be Conned

Maria Konnikova (2015). Born to Be Conned. The New York Times. 5 December.

Don't Be A Marketing Thief: How Your Content Might Be Breaking The Law

Shelby Clarke (2015). Don't Be A Marketing Thief: How Your Content Might Be Breaking The Law. Business 2 Community. 5 December.

Are Forgeries Fine Art?

Patricia Pierce (2015). Are Forgeries Fine Art?. Newsmax. 4 December.

Thinking on Politics

Neil Brodie (2015). Thinking on Politics. Europea Union National Institutes for Culture. 30 November.

Meet the lonely online warriors leading the fight against looted art

Daniel Rivero (2015). Meet the lonely online warriors leading the fight against looted art. Fusion. 24 November.

Scholars gain insight from the geographical and cultural movement of artifacts

Susan Bell (2015). Scholars gain insight from the geographical and cultural movement of artifacts. Phys.org. 20 November.

11 Of The Most Audacious Art Heists In The Last Hundred Years

Anu (2015). 11 Of The Most Audacious Art Heists In The Last Hundred Years. Cupik. 8 November.

Art Donors Give to Smaller Nonprofits

Daniel Grant (2015). Art Donors Give to Smaller Nonprofits. The Wall Street Journal. 1 November.

How museums employ security measures to counteract art thefts

Jeremy Malies (2015). How museums employ security measures to counteract art thefts. Source Security. 30 October.

Website The Oatmeal trolls HuffPo over cartoons published without permission

Jana Kasperkevic (2015). Website The Oatmeal trolls HuffPo over cartoons published without permission. The Guardian. 28 October.

TV Turns to the Art World as the Latest Glamorous Setting

Robin Pogrebin (2015). TV Turns to the Art World as the Latest Glamorous Setting. The New York Times. 28 October.

Stashing Your Art in a Tax Haven Can Be Dicey

Stacy Perman (2015). Stashing Your Art in a Tax Haven Can Be Dicey. Barron's. 24 October.

Flood of restitutions deepens as museums investigate objects bought through Subhash Kapoor

Gabriella Angeleti (2015). Flood of restitutions deepens as museums investigate objects bought through Subhash Kapoor. The Art Newspaper. 21 October.

Artists Need to Protect Their Work From Theft

Daniel Grant (2015). Artists Need to Protect Their Work From Theft. Huffington Post. 19 October.

Have Multi-Million Dollar Forgery Scandals Changed the Art Market for Good?

Laura Gilbert (2015). Have Multi-Million Dollar Forgery Scandals Changed the Art Market for Good?. Artsy. 19 October.

UN to deploy peacekeepers to protect world heritage sites

The Guardian (2015). UN to deploy peacekeepers to protect world heritage sites. The Guardian. 17 October.

Collecting Art for Love, Not Money

Gully Wells (2015). Collecting Art for Love, Not Money. The New York Times. 13 October.

Largest database of stolen watches launched

Tom Davis (2015). Largest database of stolen watches launched. Jewellery Focus. 13 October.

Art Forgers Beware: DNA Could Thwart Fakes

Tom Mashberg (2015). Art Forgers Beware: DNA Could Thwart Fakes. The New York Times. 12 October.

Why war crimes charges now extend to the destruction of ancient monuments

Belkis Wille (2015). Why war crimes charges now extend to the destruction of ancient monuments. Reuters. 9 October.

Real or forgery? Telling the difference is a fine art

Erin Hollenbank (2015). Real or forgery? Telling the difference is a fine art. Property Casualty 360. 2 October.

Marion True Does Not Deserve Our Sympathy

Justin St. P. Walsh (2015). Marion True Does Not Deserve Our Sympathy. Hyperallergic. 2 October.

Treasures... Beware of artful codgers

Eleanor Flegg (2015). Treasures... Beware of artful codgers. Irish Independent. 25 September.

A Tug of War Over Art-Sales Transparency

Scott Reyburn (2015). A Tug of War Over Art-Sales Transparency. The New York Times. 25 September.

This is bad news for people who spend millions on art

Stacy Perman (2015). This is bad news for people who spend millions on art. Fortune. 24 September.

There Is No Romance in Art Fraud

Anthony M. Amore (2015). There Is No Romance in Art Fraud. Huffington Post. 24 September.

Works of art — handle with care

Dalya Alberge (2015). Works of art — handle with care. Financial Times. 18 September.

Uncorking wine fraud without opening the bottle

Erika Szymanski (2015). Uncorking wine fraud without opening the bottle. Palate Press. 15 September.

Lights, Camera, Antiquities

Christie's (2015). Lights, Camera, Antiquities. Christie's. 14 September.

Why Scientists and Scholars Can't Get Their Facts Straight

Joel Baden (2015). Why Scientists and Scholars Can't Get Their Facts Straight. The Atlantic. 10 September.

How to buy antiquities

Kathryn Tully (2015). How to buy antiquities. Financial Times. 4 September.

Scotland's elite archaeologists target global tomb raiders

Judith Duffy (2015). Scotland's elite archaeologists target global tomb raiders. The Herald. 30 August.

Basura y saqueo en el Titanic a 30 años de su hallazgo

La Jornada (2015). Basura y saqueo en el Titanic a 30 años de su hallazgo. La Jornada. 29 August.

Can the Market Help Preserve Threatened Antiquities?

Leila Amineddoleh (2015). Can the Market Help Preserve Threatened Antiquities?. The Wall Street Journal. 27 August.

ISIL and Antiquities Trafficking: FBI Warns Dealers, Collectors About Terrorist Loot

FBI (2015). ISIL and Antiquities Trafficking: FBI Warns Dealers, Collectors About Terrorist Loot. FBI. 26 August.

Crystal Skulls & Ape-Man Bones: 6 Archaeological Forgeries That Tried to Change History

Owen Jarus (2015). Crystal Skulls & Ape-Man Bones: 6 Archaeological Forgeries That Tried to Change History. Live Science. 24 August.

The Case For Buying Antiquities To Save Them

Gary Vikan (2015). The Case For Buying Antiquities To Save Them. The Wall Street Journal. 19 August.

Why Is Stolen Art So Hard to Find?

Justin Peters (2015). Why Is Stolen Art So Hard to Find?. Slate. 14 August.

The China Collectors by Karl E. Meyer & Shareen Blair Brysac [Review]

Donna Yates (2015). The China Collectors by Karl E. Meyer & Shareen Blair Brysac [Review]. Anonymous Swiss Collector. 14 August.

What is the Art Law on Authenticating Works by Old Masters?

Ronald D. Spencer (2015). What is the Art Law on Authenticating Works by Old Masters?. ArtNet News. 9 August.

John Henry Merryman: Art Law Pioneer and Much-Loved Colleague

Terry Nagel (2015). John Henry Merryman: Art Law Pioneer and Much-Loved Colleague. Stanford Law School. 5 August.

Startup wants to catalogue every piece of artwork ever

James Tarmy (2015). Startup wants to catalogue every piece of artwork ever. Financial Review. 29 July.

What Big Data Strategists Can Learn From A Con Artist

Margaret Harrist (2015). What Big Data Strategists Can Learn From A Con Artist. Forbes. 27 July.

The skull robbers: how celebrity culture lost its head

Colin Dickey (2015). The skull robbers: how celebrity culture lost its head. The Guardian. 17 July.

Missing 'Vampire' Director's Skull: Why People Snatch Bodies

Stephanie Pappas (2015). Missing 'Vampire' Director's Skull: Why People Snatch Bodies. Live Science. 17 July.

Art dealer's 'ambulance chasers' Holocaust restitution jibe criticised

Sandy Rashty (2015). Art dealer's 'ambulance chasers' Holocaust restitution jibe criticised. The Jewish Chronicle. 15 July.

'Art of the Con' paints revealing picture of scammed collectors

Carolina A. Miranda (2015). 'Art of the Con' paints revealing picture of scammed collectors. Los Angeles Times. 9 July.

Looted treasures open door to a dark Nazi past

Richard Morrison (2015). Looted treasures open door to a dark Nazi past. The Australian. 2 July.

Museums and looted art: the ethical dilemma of preserving world cultures

Kanishk Tharoor (2015). Museums and looted art: the ethical dilemma of preserving world cultures. The Guardian. 29 June.

What Happens to Stolen Art After a Heist?

James Tarmy (2015). What Happens to Stolen Art After a Heist?. Bloomberg. 15 June.

The stench of scandal

B. N. Goswamy (2015). The stench of scandal. The Tribune. 14 June.

How provenance became sexy

Gina Fairley (2015). How provenance became sexy. Visual Arts Hub. 12 June.

Stolen art? Why no one can say for sure

Charlotte Burns (2015). Stolen art? Why no one can say for sure. The Art Newspaper. 2 June.

Calls to open looted-art archives grow louder

Melanie Gerlis (2015). Calls to open looted-art archives grow louder. The Art Newspaper. 2 June.

Archaeologists and criminologists are looking at ways to combat the illicit trade in antiquities

Donna Yates (2015). Archaeologists and criminologists are looking at ways to combat the illicit trade in antiquities. History Today. 2 June.

Selling Private Collection of Artifacts Requires Special Care

Paul Sullivan (2015). Selling Private Collection of Artifacts Requires Special Care. The New York Times. 29 May.

U.N. Resolves to Combat Plundering of Antiquities by ISIS

Rick Gladstone (2015). U.N. Resolves to Combat Plundering of Antiquities by ISIS. The New York Times. 28 May.

Could art forgeries be even better than the real thing?

Brian Bethune (2015). Could art forgeries be even better than the real thing?. Maclean's. 25 May.

Picasso Recovery in Newark Shines Light on Art Theft

Jennifer Smith (2015). Picasso Recovery in Newark Shines Light on Art Theft. The Wall Street Journal. 25 May.

Is it time to rethink our ideas about preserving world heritage?

Jonathan Foyle (2015). Is it time to rethink our ideas about preserving world heritage?. Financial Times. 22 May.

Making millions from art forgery is easier than you think

James Tarmy (2015). Making millions from art forgery is easier than you think. Financial Review. 22 May.

James Cuno on Museums: The Case Against Repatriating Museum Artifacts

James Cuno (2015). James Cuno on Museums: The Case Against Repatriating Museum Artifacts. Foreign Affairs. 11 May.

Beyond the Woman In Gold: On the hunt for the Nazis' looted art

Joanna Deakin (2015). Beyond the Woman In Gold: On the hunt for the Nazis' looted art. Ham & High. 10 April.

Why We Have a Civic Responsibility to Protect Cultural Treasures During Wartime

Richard Kurin (2015). Why We Have a Civic Responsibility to Protect Cultural Treasures During Wartime. Smithsonian. 10 April.

How Nazis' stolen art sparked a battle for the Woman in Gold

Vanessa Thorpe (2015). How Nazis' stolen art sparked a battle for the Woman in Gold. The Guardian. 29 March.

Why Are Art Heists So Fascinating?

Sophie Gilbert (2015). Why Are Art Heists So Fascinating?. The Atlantic. 18 March.

With Naming Rights, 'Perpetuity' Doesn't Always Mean Forever

Sam Roberts (2014). With Naming Rights, 'Perpetuity' Doesn't Always Mean Forever. The New York Times. 28 November.

How do you smuggle a dinosaur? And 7 other questions about the fossil black market

Dara Lind (2014). How do you smuggle a dinosaur? And 7 other questions about the fossil black market. Vox. 11 July.

Monuments men highlight WWII looting, but stealing culture has been around for ages

Melissa K. Byrnes (2014). Monuments men highlight WWII looting, but stealing culture has been around for ages. The Statesman. 5 April.

Papyrus, Provenance and Looting 2 March 2014, New York Times UN Agencies Launch New Anti-trafficking Campaign

Douglas Boin (2014). Papyrus, Provenance and Looting 2 March 2014, New York Times UN Agencies Launch New Anti-trafficking Campaign. RTT News. 6 March.

How art forgeries became celebrated as masterpieces

Spear's (2014). How art forgeries became celebrated as masterpieces. Spear's. 4 March.

It's art squad v tomb raiders as Greece reclaims its pillaged past

Helena Smith (2006). It's art squad v tomb raiders as Greece reclaims its pillaged past. The Guardian. 21 July.