Made You Look – a Netflix doc that should terrify art collectors
(General)Susan Moore (2021). Made You Look – a Netflix doc that should terrify art collectors. Apollo. 16 March.
Private enterprise – the individuals who are taking restitution into their own hands
(General)Samuel Reilly (2020). Private enterprise – the individuals who are taking restitution into their own hands. Apollo. 1 August.
In defence of the catalogue raisonné
(General)Jo Lawson-Tancred (2019). In defence of the catalogue raisonné. Apollo. 5 August.
Are the principles set out for identifying Nazi-looted art fit for purpose?
(General)Apollo (2018). Are the principles set out for identifying Nazi-looted art fit for purpose?. Apollo. 29 October.
The looted Ethiopian artefacts that ended up in UK museums
(Ethiopia; United Kingdom)Jacopo Gnisci (2018). The looted Ethiopian artefacts that ended up in UK museums. Apollo. 31 May.
What's the motive for museum thefts?
(France; United Kingdom)James Ratcliffe (2018). What's the motive for museum thefts?. Apollo. 30 May.
Can a local authority really get rid of 90 per cent of its art?
(United Kingdom)Alistair Brown (2018). Can a local authority really get rid of 90 per cent of its art?. Apollo. 5 April.
Face to face with the Gurlitt hoard
(Switzerland; Germany)Madeline Schwatz (2018). Face to face with the Gurlitt hoard. Apollo. 31 January.
Do we still need UNESCO?
(General)Maxwell L. Anderson (2018). Do we still need UNESCO?. Apollo. 2 January.
Why it's time to talk seriously about digital reproductions
(General)Maggie Gray (2017). Why it's time to talk seriously about digital reproductions. Apollo. 19 December.
Solving art's mysteries online
(United Kingdom)Martin Hopkinson (2017). Solving art's mysteries online. Apollo. 3 November.
It's time to talk about the ivory trade
(General)Thomas Marks (2017). It's time to talk about the ivory trade. Apollo. 30 October.
The art of anti-terrorism
(General)Peter Watts (2017). The art of anti-terrorism. Apollo. 27 September.
The Yeats Collection sale is only the latest sign of Ireland's broken heritage export system
(Ireland)Robert O'Byrne (2017). The Yeats Collection sale is only the latest sign of Ireland's broken heritage export system. Apollo. 25 September.
Bring back the Met's art and antiquities squad
(United Kingdom)James Ratcliffe (2017). Bring back the Met's art and antiquities squad. Apollo. 19 September.
Dismantling Americas monuments to white supremacy
(United States of America)Kristen Treen (2017). Dismantling Americas monuments to white supremacy. Apollo. 10 May.
Is museum security robust enough to counter crime and terrorism?
(General)Alice Farren-Bradley (2017). Is museum security robust enough to counter crime and terrorism?. Apollo. 16 March.
Why everyone's talking about forensics in the art market
(General)Stephanie Dieckvoss (2017). Why everyone's talking about forensics in the art market. Apollo. 15 March.
Why are England's heritage bodies supporting the Stonehenge Bypass?
(United Kingdom)Dan Hicks (2017). Why are England's heritage bodies supporting the Stonehenge Bypass?. Apollo. 24 February.
We can preserve elephants AND conserve art
(General)Martin Levy (2017). We can preserve elephants AND conserve art. Apollo. 7 February.
European countries are working together to tackle cultural property crime
(General)James Ratcliffe (2017). European countries are working together to tackle cultural property crime. Apollo. 2 February.
How should museums respond to art smuggling scandals?
(General)Victoria Reed (2017). How should museums respond to art smuggling scandals?. Apollo. 24 January.
The museum director, the culture minister, and more trouble in Brussels
(Belgium)Ian Mundell (2017). The museum director, the culture minister, and more trouble in Brussels. Apollo. 23 January.
Old Masters, new scandal, as a 'Parmigianino' painting is deemed a fake
(United States of America)Anna Brady (2017). Old Masters, new scandal, as a 'Parmigianino' painting is deemed a fake. Apollo. 20 January.
Is the destruction of cultural property a war crime?
(Mali)Brian Daniels (2016). Is the destruction of cultural property a war crime?. Apollo. 28 November.
Why a sleeping hermaphrodite is causing a stir at Christie's
(United Kingdom)Susan Moore (2016). Why a sleeping hermaphrodite is causing a stir at Christie's. Apollo. 28 November.
Why it's boom time for the art insurance sector
(General)Anna Brady (2016). Why it's boom time for the art insurance sector. Apollo. 24 October.
Should the art market be more transparent?
(General)Ivan Macquisten (2016). Should the art market be more transparent?. Apollo. 16 September.
Why should a court decide the authenticity of a living artist's work?
(General)Donna Yates (2016). Why should a court decide the authenticity of a living artist's work?. Apollo. 26 August.
It's time rock art was better protected
(Australia)Paul Tacon (2016). It's time rock art was better protected. Apollo. 17 August.
What do auction house private sales mean for collectors and the art market?
(General)Anna Brady (2016). What do auction house private sales mean for collectors and the art market?. Apollo. 4 August.
How technology is changing the way we tackle art theft
(General)James Ratcliffe (2016). How technology is changing the way we tackle art theft. Apollo. 7 July.
Ancient Burmese Buddhist site at risk from botched restoration
(Myanmar)Apollo (2016). Ancient Burmese Buddhist site at risk from botched restoration. Apollo. 27 June.
Antique ivory poses no threat to elephant conservation: in fact, it needs protection itself
(General)Martin Levy (2016). Antique ivory poses no threat to elephant conservation: in fact, it needs protection itself. Apollo. 25 May.
While the world watches Palmyra, another of Syria's heritage sites risks destruction
(Syria)Ross Burns (2016). While the world watches Palmyra, another of Syria's heritage sites risks destruction. Apollo. 20 May.
Why the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum's stolen art may never be found
(United States of America)James Ratcliffe (2016). Why the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum's stolen art may never be found. Apollo. 4 May.
Can we trust in museum trustees?
(United Kingdom)Giles Waterfield (2016). Can we trust in museum trustees?. Apollo. 29 April.
One year on: an update from Nepal's earthquake-damaged heritage sites
(Nepal)Erich Theophile (2016). One year on: an update from Nepal's earthquake-damaged heritage sites. Apollo. 26 April.
One museum's tribute to the murdered Syrian archaeologist, Khaled al-Asaad
(Syria; United States of America)Phoebe Segal (2016). One museum's tribute to the murdered Syrian archaeologist, Khaled al-Asaad. Apollo. 4 February.
Libya's threatened ancient history, and why it is significant
(Libya)Susan Walker (2016). Libya's threatened ancient history, and why it is significant. Apollo. 15 January.
Who owns the wreckage of the San José, and what should be done with it?
(Colombia; Peru; Panama; Spain)Giles Richardson (2016). Who owns the wreckage of the San José, and what should be done with it?. Apollo. 4 January.
Is the German Cultural Property Protection Act to be welcomed?
(Germany)Apollo (2015). Is the German Cultural Property Protection Act to be welcomed?. Apollo. 21 December.
Nazi-era restitution claims are just the tip of the iceberg
(General)Palmyre Manivet (2015). Nazi-era restitution claims are just the tip of the iceberg. Apollo. 7 December.
It is hard to overstate the gravity of the Castelvecchio thefts
(Italy)Thomas Marks (2015). It is hard to overstate the gravity of the Castelvecchio thefts. Apollo. 25 November.
Theft threatens the future of Britain's historic churches
(United Kingdom)Matthew Cooper (2015). Theft threatens the future of Britain's historic churches. Apollo. 9 July.
Signing up to the Hague Convention will do nothing to stop ISIS
(United Kingdom)Tiffany Jenkins (2015). Signing up to the Hague Convention will do nothing to stop ISIS. Apollo. 30 June.
Auction houses should do more to root out looted antiquities
(United Kingdom; United States of America)Christos Tsirogiannis (2014). Auction houses should do more to root out looted antiquities. Apollo. 2 April.