Poland says book given to pope by Macron wasn't WWII plunder

The Associated Press (2022). Poland says book given to pope by Macron wasn't WWII plunder. abc News. 26 October.

Poland says book given to pope by Macron wasn't WWII Plunder

The Associated Press (2022). Poland says book given to pope by Macron wasn't WWII Plunder. abc News. 26 October.

Does AI Art Dream of Artificial Sheep?

Desmond Leake (2022). Does AI Art Dream of Artificial Sheep?. The Signal. 25 October.

Questions in Poland after Macron hands pope book with Polish stamp

Daniel Tilles (2022). Questions in Poland after Macron hands pope book with Polish stamp. Notes from Poland. 25 October.

Young Thieves Rob Unaware Workers At Lower East Side Galleries

Karan (2022). Young Thieves Rob Unaware Workers At Lower East Side Galleries. The Art Insider. 20 October.

Changes to Museums Look to Improve Transparency and Inclusivity

Megan Fisher (2022). Changes to Museums Look to Improve Transparency and Inclusivity. The Utah Daily Chronicle. 6 October.

Russia faces UNESCO meeting walkout over Ukraine war

AFP (2022). Russia faces UNESCO meeting walkout over Ukraine war. AlArabiya. 1 October.

Scots urged to help hunt for art by Australia's `stolen generations' of children

PA News Agency (2022). Scots urged to help hunt for art by Australia's `stolen generations' of children. Redditch & Alcester Advertiser. 29 September.

These Colors Are Corporate Trademarks. A Danish Artist Coopted Them To Make A More Truthful Logo.

Jonathon Keats (2022). These Colors Are Corporate Trademarks. A Danish Artist Coopted Them To Make A More Truthful Logo.. Forbes. 26 September.

Bank of England Removes Art of Leaders Linked to Slave Trade

Isabella Kwai (2021). Bank of England Removes Art of Leaders Linked to Slave Trade. The New York Times. 31 August.

Australian art festival cancels plan to soak UK flag in indigenous blood

BBC News (2021). Australian art festival cancels plan to soak UK flag in indigenous blood. BBC News. 24 March.

Effacing Indigenous History One Obelisk at a Time

Cara Despain (2020). Effacing Indigenous History One Obelisk at a Time. Hyperallergic. 16 December.

Uncorking The Basics Of Wine Insurance

John Egan, Amy Danise (2020). Uncorking The Basics Of Wine Insurance. Forbes. 2 November.

Artist Abel Azcona Calls on His Native Spain to Atone for Its Colonial Legacy

Lidia Hernandez-Tapia (2020). Artist Abel Azcona Calls on His Native Spain to Atone for Its Colonial Legacy. Artsy. 10 August.

Explainer: who owns the copyright to your tattoo?

Marie Hadley (2020). Explainer: who owns the copyright to your tattoo?. The Conversation. 10 August.

Italy's Uffizi Gallery hails US online tout ruling

AFP (2020). Italy's Uffizi Gallery hails US online tout ruling. France 24. 6 February.

Jurassic Coast fossil hunters warned of rock fall risk

BBC News (2020). Jurassic Coast fossil hunters warned of rock fall risk. BBC News. 16 January.

The arts crimes expert who is making Scotland her home

Jamie Brotherson (2018). The arts crimes expert who is making Scotland her home. The National. 18 December.

Captain Cook statue to be removed from hill in New Zealand after Maori protests

Jonathan Pearlman (2018). Captain Cook statue to be removed from hill in New Zealand after Maori protests. The Telegraph. 2 October.

'Stolen Arab Art': Israeli Gallery Shows Artists' Works Against Their Will

Maya Asheri (2018). 'Stolen Arab Art': Israeli Gallery Shows Artists' Works Against Their Will. Haaretz. 14 July.

Family who painted house to look like 'Starry Night' in battle with Florida city

Kerry Sanders, Rheana Murray (2018). Family who painted house to look like 'Starry Night' in battle with Florida city. Today. 24 April.

Saddam's 'Disney for a despot': How dictators exploit ruins

BBC News (2018). Saddam's 'Disney for a despot': How dictators exploit ruins. BBC News. 20 April.

A US millionaire who buried treasure in the Rockies has offered one main clue

Jonathan Blumberg (2018). A US millionaire who buried treasure in the Rockies has offered one main clue. South China Morning Post. 19 April.

City Orders Sims Statue Removed From Central Park

William Neuman (2018). City Orders Sims Statue Removed From Central Park. The New York Times. 16 April.

A Lost Painting Is Rediscovered. Have You Checked Your Closets Lately?

Laura M. Holson (2018). A Lost Painting Is Rediscovered. Have You Checked Your Closets Lately?. The New York Times. 5 April.

Inquiry into 'irregularities' in manufacture of temple idols begins

Press Trust of India (2018). Inquiry into 'irregularities' in manufacture of temple idols begins. Business Standard. 29 March.

US Government Can No Longer Fund Official Portrait Paintings

Benjamin Sutton (2018). US Government Can No Longer Fund Official Portrait Paintings. Hyperallergic. 28 March.

People Want To Know Why Brooklyn Museum's New African Art Curator Is White

Carla Herreria (2018). People Want To Know Why Brooklyn Museum's New African Art Curator Is White. Huffington Post. 28 March.

The Ghost of Iraq's Lost Heritage Comes to Trafalgar Square as Michael Rakowitz Unveils His Fourth Plinth Sculpture

Naomi Rea (2018). The Ghost of Iraq's Lost Heritage Comes to Trafalgar Square as Michael Rakowitz Unveils His Fourth Plinth Sculpture. ArtNet News. 27 March.

London's Leading Museums Face Growing Scrutiny Over Donations Linked to Opioid Crisis

Javier Pes (2018). London's Leading Museums Face Growing Scrutiny Over Donations Linked to Opioid Crisis. ArtNet News. 21 March.

I'm a Queer Feminist Artist. Why Are My Paintings Censored on Social Media?

Clarity Haynes (2018). I'm a Queer Feminist Artist. Why Are My Paintings Censored on Social Media?. Hyperallergic. 21 March.

Salvador Dalí reburied after exhumation for paternity tests

Sam Jones (2018). Salvador Dalí reburied after exhumation for paternity tests. The Guardian. 16 March.

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

Isaac Kaplan (2018). When Does Painting a Portrait Violate the Subject's Rights?. Artsy. 15 March.

Christie's Employee and Former CIA Officer Is Accused of Betraying Informants in China

Benjamin Sutton (2018). Christie's Employee and Former CIA Officer Is Accused of Betraying Informants in China. Hyperallergic. 17 January.

A Christie's Security Staffer Has Been Accused of Being a Deadly Chinese Spy

Eileen Kinsella (2018). A Christie's Security Staffer Has Been Accused of Being a Deadly Chinese Spy. ArtNet News. 17 January.

Tate cuts ties with Anthony d'Offay amid sexual harassment claims

Gareth Harris (2018). Tate cuts ties with Anthony d'Offay amid sexual harassment claims. The Art Newspaper. 15 January.

Is a Drawing in the Gurlitt Hoard an Unknown Early Work by Henry Moore?

Javier Pes (2018). Is a Drawing in the Gurlitt Hoard an Unknown Early Work by Henry Moore?. ArtNet News. 9 January.

'Institutional' male bias in government's art collection, says Labour

Rowena Mason (2018). 'Institutional' male bias in government's art collection, says Labour. The Guardian. 5 January.

Utah Elementary School Fires Art Teacher for Showing Students 'Pornographic' Paintings

Sarah Cascone (2018). Utah Elementary School Fires Art Teacher for Showing Students 'Pornographic' Paintings. ArtNet News. 2 January.

The Top Ten Most Important Ancient Documents Lost to History

Duncan Barile (2018). The Top Ten Most Important Ancient Documents Lost to History. Smithsonian. 1 January.

Giant Mural of Phallus on the Lower East Side Pricks Locals

Claire Voon (2017). Giant Mural of Phallus on the Lower East Side Pricks Locals. Hyperallergic. 28 December.

Artists Build a Holocaust Memorial Beside Far-Right German Politician's House

Claire Voon (2017). Artists Build a Holocaust Memorial Beside Far-Right German Politician's House. Hyperallergic. 27 December.

Art Historian Finds Missing Monet Painting Through a Google Search

Claire Voon (2017). Art Historian Finds Missing Monet Painting Through a Google Search. Hyperallergic. 21 December.

Public art committee calls for group to include 2 or more Indigenous people

CBC (2017). Public art committee calls for group to include 2 or more Indigenous people. CBC. 10 December.

Final Piece of Lost Magritte Painting Discovered after 85 Years

Isaac Kaplan (2017). Final Piece of Lost Magritte Painting Discovered after 85 Years. Artsy. 15 November.

Accidental archaeology: Roman ruins found under 'illegally' demolished house in Plovdiv

The Sofia Globe (2017). Accidental archaeology: Roman ruins found under 'illegally' demolished house in Plovdiv. The Sofia Globe. 12 November.

Marina Abramovic raised $2M for canceled art project, hasn't given money back

Isabel Vincent, Melissa Klein (2017). Marina Abramovic raised $2M for canceled art project, hasn't given money back. New York Post. 11 November.

What next for UNESCO?

Charlotte Joy (2017). What next for UNESCO?. Apollo. 10 November.

American Student Falls to Death from Bagan Temple

Coconuts Yangon (2017). American Student Falls to Death from Bagan Temple. Coconuts Yangon. 8 November.

Solving art's mysteries online

Martin Hopkinson (2017). Solving art's mysteries online. Apollo. 3 November.

Photographing Museum Visitors Behaving Badly

Claire Voon (2017). Photographing Museum Visitors Behaving Badly. Hyperallergic. 2 November.

ScanPyramids mission rushed in announcing 'discovery of new void' in Giza's Khufu': Egypt antiquities ministry

Nevine El-Aref (2017). ScanPyramids mission rushed in announcing 'discovery of new void' in Giza's Khufu': Egypt antiquities ministry. Ahram Online. 2 November.

Outrage after Kyrgyzstan reburies its only ancient mummy

Tolkun Namatbayeva (2017). Outrage after Kyrgyzstan reburies its only ancient mummy. Phys.org. 31 October.

Woman spray paints profanities on fence after political art stolen

Corley Peel (2017). Woman spray paints profanities on fence after political art stolen. News 4. 30 October.

Iran Says It Foiled 'Illegal Gathering' At Tomb Of Cyrus The Great

Radio Farda (2017). Iran Says It Foiled 'Illegal Gathering' At Tomb Of Cyrus The Great. Radio Farda. 29 October.

Gurlitt Nazi Looted Art Collection Goes On Display

Artlyst (2017). Gurlitt Nazi Looted Art Collection Goes On Display. Artlyst. 28 October.

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

Andy Battaglia; Alex Greenberg (2017). The Art World Reacts to Allegations of Sexual Harassment in Its Ranks. ArtNews. 27 October.

Attention, New Yorkers: If You See a Monument That Incites Hate You Can Now Report It to Bill de Blasio

Brian Boucher (2017). Attention, New Yorkers: If You See a Monument That Incites Hate You Can Now Report It to Bill de Blasio. ArtNet News. 26 October.

Artforum Publisher Knight Landesman Accused of Sexual Misconduct

Rachel Corbett (2017). Artforum Publisher Knight Landesman Accused of Sexual Misconduct. ArtNet News. 24 October.

Gurlitt art collection 'opportunity for Switzerland'

SwissInfo (2017). Gurlitt art collection 'opportunity for Switzerland'. SwissInfo. 22 October.

A masterpiece of Baroque painting, missing for more than a century, is hiding somewhere in L.A.

Christopher Knight (2017). A masterpiece of Baroque painting, missing for more than a century, is hiding somewhere in L.A.. Los Angeles Times. 22 October.

Kinkier than Thou: Pompidou Installs Doggie-Style Sculpture the Louvre Dumped

Claire Voon (2017). Kinkier than Thou: Pompidou Installs Doggie-Style Sculpture the Louvre Dumped. Hyperallergic. 20 October.

Tourist killed by falling masonry in famous Florence church

Associated Press (2017). Tourist killed by falling masonry in famous Florence church. The Guardian. 19 October.

Lady Somerleyton loses heirloom pendant in Morrisons supermarket

BBC News (2017). Lady Somerleyton loses heirloom pendant in Morrisons supermarket. BBC News. 18 October.

Performance artist Pyotr Pavlensky sets fire to a bank in Paris

Sophia Kishkovsky (2017). Performance artist Pyotr Pavlensky sets fire to a bank in Paris. The Art Newspaper. 16 October.

The U.S. Is Withdrawing from UNESCO—What Happens Now?

Isaac Kaplan (2017). The U.S. Is Withdrawing from UNESCO—What Happens Now?. Artsy. 13 October.

Censored 'sexual' sculpture finds new home at the Centre Pompidou

Gareth Harris (2017). Censored 'sexual' sculpture finds new home at the Centre Pompidou. The Art Newspaper. 13 October.

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

Vincent Noce (2017). Audrey Azoulay, former French culture minister, to be Unesco's next director-general. The Art Newspaper. 13 October.

A Chinese Museum Has Removed Photographs Comparing Africans to Animals After a Public Outcry

Sarah Cascone (2017). A Chinese Museum Has Removed Photographs Comparing Africans to Animals After a Public Outcry. ArtNet News. 13 October.

Owner of Missing Shirley Temple Dress Offers Big Reward for Lucky Finder

Amber Belus (2017). Owner of Missing Shirley Temple Dress Offers Big Reward for Lucky Finder. Closer Weekly. 12 October.

Harvey Weinstein Never Paid for the $100,000 Cecily Brown He Bought at Planned Parenthood's Charity Auction

Sarah Cascone (2017). Harvey Weinstein Never Paid for the $100,000 Cecily Brown He Bought at Planned Parenthood's Charity Auction. ArtNet News. 12 October.

Unesco: Israel joins US in quitting UN heritage agency over 'anti-Israel bias'

Peter Beaumont (2017). Unesco: Israel joins US in quitting UN heritage agency over 'anti-Israel bias'. The Guardian. 12 October.

Picasso's Weeping Woman covered in National Gallery of Victoria protest against Wilson Security

Jean Edwards (2017). Picasso's Weeping Woman covered in National Gallery of Victoria protest against Wilson Security. ABC Australia. 6 October.

Alleged art heist no heist at all

Adele Redmond (2017). Alleged art heist no heist at all. Stuff.co.nz. 29 September.

The art of anti-terrorism

Peter Watts (2017). The art of anti-terrorism. Apollo. 27 September.

Guggenheim withdraws animal works from Chinese art show after 'threats of violence'

Gareth Harris (2017). Guggenheim withdraws animal works from Chinese art show after 'threats of violence'. The Art Newspaper. 26 September.

Art Handlers, Long Overlooked, Push for Better Wages and Union Representation

Daisy Alioto (2017). Art Handlers, Long Overlooked, Push for Better Wages and Union Representation. Artsy. 25 September.

In the battle over stolen work, social media may just be indie designers' greatest weapon

Lea Rose Emery (2017). In the battle over stolen work, social media may just be indie designers' greatest weapon. The Daily Dot. 25 September.

Monaco's Justice Minister Resigns After Texts Reveal 'Vast Influence Peddling' in Billion-Dollar Art Fraud Case

Eileen Kinsella (2017). Monaco's Justice Minister Resigns After Texts Reveal 'Vast Influence Peddling' in Billion-Dollar Art Fraud Case. ArtNet News. 15 September.

Public art policy suspended by Calgary city council pending review

CBC (2017). Public art policy suspended by Calgary city council pending review. CBC. 14 September.

The amazing story of how Soviet Russians pirated music in the 1950s

Al Newstead (2017). The amazing story of how Soviet Russians pirated music in the 1950s. Tone Deaf. 8 September.

The Paternity Saga That Dug Up Salvador Dalí, Explained

Ilana Herzig (2017). The Paternity Saga That Dug Up Salvador Dalí, Explained. Artsy. 7 September.

Caravaggio the criminal: The violent life and crimes of an artistic genius

Noah Charney (2017). Caravaggio the criminal: The violent life and crimes of an artistic genius. Salon. 3 September.

Bowfort Towers 'never meant to be an Indigenous artwork,' city and Treaty 7 chiefs say in joint statement

CBC (2017). Bowfort Towers 'never meant to be an Indigenous artwork,' city and Treaty 7 chiefs say in joint statement. CBC. 31 August.

Russia and Ukraine's battle over Crimean heritage heats up

Sophia Kishkovsky (2017). Russia and Ukraine's battle over Crimean heritage heats up. The Art Newspaper. 25 August.

Blackfoot artists call Calgary art installation 'theft of culture'

Brandi Morin (2017). Blackfoot artists call Calgary art installation 'theft of culture'. CBC. 14 August.

The Statue at the Center of Charlottesville's Storm

Jacey Fortin (2017). The Statue at the Center of Charlottesville's Storm. The New York Times. 13 August.

Calgary's mayor says Blackfoot knowledge keeper was consulted about Bowfort Towers art

Tamara Pimentel (2017). Calgary's mayor says Blackfoot knowledge keeper was consulted about Bowfort Towers art. APTN News. 11 August.

Missing a creative curator

Kanak Mani Dixit (2017). Missing a creative curator. Nepali Times. 28 July.

Workers in Greek Museums and Archaeological Sites Announce Strike for the Weekend

A. Markis (2017). Workers in Greek Museums and Archaeological Sites Announce Strike for the Weekend. Greek Reporter. 26 July.

Ruling lets Italy hunt abroad for new Colosseum chief

Associated Press (2017). Ruling lets Italy hunt abroad for new Colosseum chief. Yahoo News. 25 July.

The Koch brothers open their wallets for the arts. But should arts groups take Koch money?

Julia Franz (2017). The Koch brothers open their wallets for the arts. But should arts groups take Koch money?. PRI. 16 July.

Salvador Dalí's Body Will Be Exhumed Next Week as Surreal Paternity Battle Comes to a Head

Brian Boucher (2017). Salvador Dalí's Body Will Be Exhumed Next Week as Surreal Paternity Battle Comes to a Head. ArtNet News. 14 July.

Amsterdam Airbnb Host Shoves South African Filmmaker Down Staircase

Benjamin Sutton (2017). Amsterdam Airbnb Host Shoves South African Filmmaker Down Staircase. Hyperallergic. 12 July.

Typo on Indiana Monument Honors Soldiers in the War on "Terriorism"

Jillian Steinhauer (2017). Typo on Indiana Monument Honors Soldiers in the War on "Terriorism". Hyperallergic. 4 July.

Attica museums, ancient sites to be closed on Thursday morning due to walkout

eKathimerini (2017). Attica museums, ancient sites to be closed on Thursday morning due to walkout. eKathimerini. 3 July.

Teenagers rescued from Paris catacombs after three-day ordeal

AFP (2017). Teenagers rescued from Paris catacombs after three-day ordeal. The Guardian. 14 June.

Uganda: Ivory Scam - Shame As Uganda Apologises to China

Sadab Kitatta (2017). Uganda: Ivory Scam - Shame As Uganda Apologises to China. All Africa. 12 June.

Banksys Plan to Sway UK Voters With Free Art Got Nixed Because It Was Totally Illegal

Sarah Cascone (2017). Banksys Plan to Sway UK Voters With Free Art Got Nixed Because It Was Totally Illegal. ArtNet News. 6 June.

Two Nooses Discovered at Smithsonian Museums This Week

Claire Voon (2017). Two Nooses Discovered at Smithsonian Museums This Week. Hyperallergic. 31 May.

Urinating dog joins Wall Street statue row

BBC News (2017). Urinating dog joins Wall Street statue row. BBC News. 30 May.

Tickets cancelled for Nitsch performance in Tasmania due to protest threat

Tim Stone (2017). Tickets cancelled for Nitsch performance in Tasmania due to protest threat. The Art Newspaper. 26 May.

Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump Failed to Disclose Their Multimillion-Dollar Art Collection

Christian Erin-Madsen (2017). Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump Failed to Disclose Their Multimillion-Dollar Art Collection. ArtNet News. 25 May.

Rome authorities defend controversial stage built amidst ruins for rock musical

The Local (2017). Rome authorities defend controversial stage built amidst ruins for rock musical. The Local. 24 May.

On the Removal of the Jefferson Davis Monument in New Orleans

Jillian Steinhauer (2017). On the Removal of the Jefferson Davis Monument in New Orleans. Hyperallergic. 11 May.

ACLU Claims Customs Agents Violated Artists Constitutional Rights

Brian Boucher (2017). ACLU Claims Customs Agents Violated Artists Constitutional Rights. ArtNet News. 10 May.

Wanted: Lichtenstein's long-lost spinnaker

The Art Newspaper (2017). Wanted: Lichtenstein's long-lost spinnaker. The Art Newspaper. 8 May.

Russian performance artist granted political asylum in France

Sophia Kishkovsky (2017). Russian performance artist granted political asylum in France. The Art Newspaper. 8 May.

The Case of the Spontaneous Goldfish: Is This Art Museum Ignoring an Opportunity?

Carrie Collins-Fadell (2017). The Case of the Spontaneous Goldfish: Is This Art Museum Ignoring an Opportunity?. Nonprofit Quarterly. 8 May.

The Portland Art Museum Has $27 Million, But No Legal Right to Build Its Rothko Pavilion

Alyssa Buffenstein (2017). The Portland Art Museum Has $27 Million, But No Legal Right to Build Its Rothko Pavilion. ArtNet News. 5 May.

Paris cabbie returns US$1.6m artwork forgotten in boot of his taxi

AFP (2017). Paris cabbie returns US$1.6m artwork forgotten in boot of his taxi. South China Morning Post. 3 May.

Naked man in a box who crashed the Met gala is arrested

Helen Stoilas (2017). Naked man in a box who crashed the Met gala is arrested. The Art Newspaper. 2 May.

Art dealer 'forgets' €1.5 millon picture in Paris taxi

The Local (2017). Art dealer 'forgets' €1.5 millon picture in Paris taxi. The Local. 2 May.

MFA Boston Is the Latest Museum Driven Crazy by Instagram Censorship

Alyssa Buffenstein (2017). MFA Boston Is the Latest Museum Driven Crazy by Instagram Censorship. ArtNet News. 26 April.

Democrat displays 'cops as pigs' painting on the House floor

Pete Kasperowicz (2017). Democrat displays 'cops as pigs' painting on the House floor. Washington Examiner. 26 April.

Gold coins found inside piano in Shropshire are declared as treasure

Shropshire Live (2017). Gold coins found inside piano in Shropshire are declared as treasure. Shropshire Live. 20 April.

RSPCA concerned over animal deaths in Damien Hirst's work

Ed Oldfield (2017). RSPCA concerned over animal deaths in Damien Hirst's work. Devon Live. 15 April.

Sculptor of Wall Street's "Charging Bull" Demands Relocation of "Fearless Girl"

Benjamin Sutton (2017). Sculptor of Wall Street's "Charging Bull" Demands Relocation of "Fearless Girl". Hyperallergic. 14 April.

Fearless Girl Face-off Poses a New Question: Does the Law Protect an Artist's Message?

Isaac Kaplan (2017). Fearless Girl Face-off Poses a New Question: Does the Law Protect an Artist's Message?. Artsy. 13 April.

The politics and power of American archaeology

Holly Norton (2017). The politics and power of American archaeology. The Guardian. 10 April.

Social Media Erupts as the Art World Splits in Two Over Dana Schutz Controversy

Brian Boucher (2017). Social Media Erupts as the Art World Splits in Two Over Dana Schutz Controversy. ArtNet News. 24 March.

Woman found fatally stabbed in home near Capitol Hill

Peter Hermann (2017). Woman found fatally stabbed in home near Capitol Hill. The Washington Post. 23 March.

Dana Schutz's Painting of Emmett Till at Whitney Biennial Sparks Protest

Lorena Muñoz-Alonso (2017). Dana Schutz's Painting of Emmett Till at Whitney Biennial Sparks Protest. ArtNet News. 21 March.

Piano gold hoard is 'life-changing' sovereign stockpile

BBC News (2017). Piano gold hoard is 'life-changing' sovereign stockpile. BBC News. 16 March.

Italian anti-mafia raids target politicians and businessmen

BBC News (2017). Italian anti-mafia raids target politicians and businessmen. BBC News. 15 March.

Rock may find a home at last

Mike James (2017). Rock may find a home at last. The Daily Independent. 15 March.

de Kooning Estate Battles the Blockage Discount

Marion Maneker (2017). de Kooning Estate Battles the Blockage Discount. Art Market Monitor. 9 March.

Swiss Authorities Seize Artworks From Billionaire Urs Schwarzenbach

Amah-Rose Abrams (2017). Swiss Authorities Seize Artworks From Billionaire Urs Schwarzenbach. ArtNet News. 8 March.

Disowning Ivanka: The Art World Stares Down the First Daughter

Nate Freeman (2017). Disowning Ivanka: The Art World Stares Down the First Daughter. ArtNews. 7 March.

Liberty, fraternity, Fossil Free: activists protest oil giant Total's sponsorship at Louvre

Victoria Stapley-Brown (2017). Liberty, fraternity, Fossil Free: activists protest oil giant Total's sponsorship at Louvre. The Art Newspaper. 7 March.

Police: Man Smashes Bottle Over Security Guard's Head At Metropolitan Museum of Art

CBS (2017). Police: Man Smashes Bottle Over Security Guard's Head At Metropolitan Museum of Art. CBS. 6 March.

Anti-Fascists Clash with White Nationalists at the Minneapolis Institute of Art

Jillian Steinhauer (2017). Anti-Fascists Clash with White Nationalists at the Minneapolis Institute of Art. Hyperallergic. 3 March.

Argentinian Curator and Legal American Resident Denied Entry into US

Juan Garcia Mosqueda (2017). Argentinian Curator and Legal American Resident Denied Entry into US. Art Forum. 28 February.

Why it's so hard to return art stolen by Nazis

Weston Williams (2017). Why it's so hard to return art stolen by Nazis. The Christian Science Monitor. 28 February.

A Paris exhibit of Nazi-looted art honors a Europe many fear is under threat again

James McAuley (2017). A Paris exhibit of Nazi-looted art honors a Europe many fear is under threat again. The Washington Post. 28 February.

Man exposes himself to four women at ancient monument site

Michael Race (2017). Man exposes himself to four women at ancient monument site. The Oxford Times. 27 February.

Kidnapped German archaeologists freed in northern Nigeria

Associated Press (2017). Kidnapped German archaeologists freed in northern Nigeria. The Guardian. 26 February.

Gucci Acropolis rental bid strikes sensitive nerve in Greece

Anthee Carassava (2017). Gucci Acropolis rental bid strikes sensitive nerve in Greece. DW. 24 February.

Kidnappers of German archaeologist, Professor Peter Breunig demand N60 million

John Owen Nwachukwu (2017). Kidnappers of German archaeologist, Professor Peter Breunig demand N60 million. Daily Post. 24 February.

Turkish Publisher Shuts Down Magazine for Printing Moses Cartoon

Jillian Steinhauer (2017). Turkish Publisher Shuts Down Magazine for Printing Moses Cartoon. Hyperallergic. 23 February.

US Congressman Sues Architect of the Capitol for Removing Student's Painting

Benjamin Sutton (2017). US Congressman Sues Architect of the Capitol for Removing Student's Painting. Hyperallergic. 23 February.

Row erupts as East London gallery accused of showing 'alt-right' and 'racist' art

Anny Shaw (2017). Row erupts as East London gallery accused of showing 'alt-right' and 'racist' art. The Art Newspaper. 22 February.

Public asked to photograph 'secret collection' of works stored in homes across the UK

Gareth Harris (2017). Public asked to photograph 'secret collection' of works stored in homes across the UK. The Art Newspaper. 20 February.

South Korean Government Accused of Blacklisting 9,000 Artists—Here's What You Need to Know

Anna Louie Sussman (2017). South Korean Government Accused of Blacklisting 9,000 Artists—Here's What You Need to Know. Artsy. 17 February.

Moldova art exhibit illustrates $1bn banking fraud

BBC News (2017). Moldova art exhibit illustrates $1bn banking fraud. BBC News. 17 February.

In West Bank, Israeli And Palestinian Archaeologists Both Lay Claim To Heritage

WKNO (2017). In West Bank, Israeli And Palestinian Archaeologists Both Lay Claim To Heritage. WKNO. 16 February.

Battle over Kiefer's Beijing show escalates as curator rejects dealers' objections

Georgina Adam (2017). Battle over Kiefer's Beijing show escalates as curator rejects dealers' objections. The Art Newspaper. 14 February.

Missing Harry Potter painting prompts Parcelforce apology

BBC News (2017). Missing Harry Potter painting prompts Parcelforce apology. BBC News. 11 February.

Museum Terminates Shia LaBeouf's Anti-Trump Art Project over Safety Concerns

Benjamin Sutton (2017). Museum Terminates Shia LaBeouf's Anti-Trump Art Project over Safety Concerns. Hyperallergic. 10 February.

Obituary: J.S.G.Boggs was found dead on January 23rd

The Economist (2017). Obituary: J.S.G.Boggs was found dead on January 23rd. The Economist. 4 February.

Facebook objects to X-rated ads for Asian Art Museum antiquities

Leah Garchik (2017). Facebook objects to X-rated ads for Asian Art Museum antiquities. San Francisco Chronicle. 30 January.

Visa Ban Leaves Artists in Limbo, and Institutions Perplexed

Rachel Donadio (2017). Visa Ban Leaves Artists in Limbo, and Institutions Perplexed. The New York Times. 29 January.

Un ladrón llama al 112 tras caerse del tejado de la iglesia de San Pablo

A thief calls 112 after falling off the roof of the Church of San Pablo

El Periódico (2017). Un ladrón llama al 112 tras caerse del tejado de la iglesia de San Pablo. El Periódico. 22 January.

South Korea's culture minister Cho Yoon Sun resigns after arrest over arts blacklist

AFP (2017). South Korea's culture minister Cho Yoon Sun resigns after arrest over arts blacklist. The Straits Times. 21 January.

Online courses: your passport to a new career

Helen Lock (2017). Online courses: your passport to a new career. The Guardian. 20 January.

This Artist Turned Her Father's 500-Page FBI File into Art

Antwaun Sargent (2017). This Artist Turned Her Father's 500-Page FBI File into Art. Artsy. 19 January.

Syria: Islamic State group 'kills 12' in Palmyra

BBC News (2017). Syria: Islamic State group 'kills 12' in Palmyra. BBC News. 19 January.

German collector appeals Briullov painting seizure in Russian Constitutional Court

RAPSI (2017). German collector appeals Briullov painting seizure in Russian Constitutional Court. RAPSI. 18 January.

Japan Recalls South Korean Ambassador in Protest of 'Comfort Women' Memorial

Sarah Cascone (2017). Japan Recalls South Korean Ambassador in Protest of 'Comfort Women' Memorial. ArtNet News. 12 January.

Killing Fields Bones Not Brought In, Expert Says at KR Tribunal

George Wright (2017). Killing Fields Bones Not Brought In, Expert Says at KR Tribunal. The Cambodia Daily. 11 January.

In joke image, stolen Gardner paintings used as space savers

Steve Annear (2017). In joke image, stolen Gardner paintings used as space savers. The Boston Globe. 9 January.

How the estate of Thailand's missing 'Silk King' was among the winners of Reagan's 1986 Tax Reform Act

Helen Stoilas (2017). How the estate of Thailand's missing 'Silk King' was among the winners of Reagan's 1986 Tax Reform Act. The Art Newspaper. 9 January.

Louvre attendance falls as tourists stay away from Paris

Javier Pes (2017). Louvre attendance falls as tourists stay away from Paris. The Art Newspaper. 5 January.

Karak Castle reopens its gates after December attack

The Jordan Times (2017). Karak Castle reopens its gates after December attack. The Jordan Times. 5 January.

Anish Kapoor Defies Ban And Buys PINK Pigment Over The Counter

Artlyst (2017). Anish Kapoor Defies Ban And Buys PINK Pigment Over The Counter. Artlyst. 3 January.

Facebook censors Renaissance statue of Neptune for 'explicit content'

Jen Mills (2017). Facebook censors Renaissance statue of Neptune for 'explicit content'. Metro. 2 January.

David Chipperfield's Nazi-Era Renovation Plan of Munich's Haus der Kunst Sparks Outrage

Henri Neuendorf (2016). David Chipperfield's Nazi-Era Renovation Plan of Munich's Haus der Kunst Sparks Outrage. ArtNet News. 29 December.

Early Christian book shrine caused much soul searching

Fiona Gartland (2016). Early Christian book shrine caused much soul searching. The Irish Times. 29 December.

Director of Belgian Royal Museums Files Criminal Complaint Against Secretary of State

Alyssa Buffenstein (2016). Director of Belgian Royal Museums Files Criminal Complaint Against Secretary of State. ArtNet News. 23 December.

Man in Santa suit stages protest on Duke of Wellington statue

STV (2016). Man in Santa suit stages protest on Duke of Wellington statue. STV. 22 December.

Russian ambassador to Turkey shot dead in Ankara art gallery

Shaun Walker (2016). Russian ambassador to Turkey shot dead in Ankara art gallery. The Guardian. 20 December.

You Can Own the San Francisco Home of Imprisoned Art Swindler Luke Brugnara for $19.7 Million

Eileen Kinsella (2016). You Can Own the San Francisco Home of Imprisoned Art Swindler Luke Brugnara for $19.7 Million. ArtNet News. 14 December.

As Artist's Murder Trial Drags On, Display of His Work Sparks Uproar

Jillian Steinhauer (2016). As Artist's Murder Trial Drags On, Display of His Work Sparks Uproar. Hyperallergic. 13 December.

Filipino photographer's pagoda shoot prompts Facebook fury

Ei Ei Thu (2016). Filipino photographer's pagoda shoot prompts Facebook fury. Mayanmar Times. 13 December.

Retired FBI Agent Solves Arts Crimes Including a Missing Nazi Diary, Confederate Relics and Even Batmobiles

Erin Arvelund (2016). Retired FBI Agent Solves Arts Crimes Including a Missing Nazi Diary, Confederate Relics and Even Batmobiles. Philly.com. 8 December.

'Weaponise your privilege': blocked Aboriginal Australian speaker addresses students by Skype

Louis Klee (2016). 'Weaponise your privilege': blocked Aboriginal Australian speaker addresses students by Skype. Varsity. 5 December.

Aboriginal art depicting Wandjina figure that sparked aliens theory to be reclaimed by traditional owners

Erin Parke (2016). Aboriginal art depicting Wandjina figure that sparked aliens theory to be reclaimed by traditional owners. ABC Australia. 4 December.

$750K sculpture sickened FBI workers in Miami

Matt Dixon (2016). $750K sculpture sickened FBI workers in Miami. Politico. 2 December.

Bibliomania, the Dark Desire For Books That Infected Europe in the 1800s

Lauren Young (2016). Bibliomania, the Dark Desire For Books That Infected Europe in the 1800s. Atlas Obscura. 2 December.

Controversial Photographer David Hamilton Dies Amid Rape Allegations

Lorena Muñoz-Alonso (2016). Controversial Photographer David Hamilton Dies Amid Rape Allegations. ArtNet News. 28 November.

Cuban Artist and Activist El Sexto Abducted and Detained in Cuba Following Fidel Castro's Death

Alexandra Martinez (2016). Cuban Artist and Activist El Sexto Abducted and Detained in Cuba Following Fidel Castro's Death. Miami New Times. 27 November.

Facebook help in stolen art mystery may lead to more trouble

CBC (2016). Facebook help in stolen art mystery may lead to more trouble. CBC. 23 November.

A look at the book the Metropolitan Museum of Art refuses to sell

Li Yan (2016). A look at the book the Metropolitan Museum of Art refuses to sell. ECNS. 22 November.

Germany to fund research into Nazis' 'degenerate art'

Catherine Hickley (2016). Germany to fund research into Nazis' 'degenerate art'. The Art Newspaper. 21 November.

Art Recovery International Launches Global Database to Protect Cultural Heritage

Caroline Elbaor (2016). Art Recovery International Launches Global Database to Protect Cultural Heritage. ArtNet News. 16 November.

Drones fly over ancient Nimrud to help secure Assyrian ruins

Ahmed Rasheed (2016). Drones fly over ancient Nimrud to help secure Assyrian ruins. Reuters. 14 November.

Arnold Mesches, Artist Who Was Recorded by the F.B.I., Dies at 93

William Grimes (2016). Arnold Mesches, Artist Who Was Recorded by the F.B.I., Dies at 93. The New York Times. 9 November.

Protesters Demand Sculpture Be Removed from Contemporary Istanbul

Art Forum (2016). Protesters Demand Sculpture Be Removed from Contemporary Istanbul. Art Forum. 4 November.

Facebook Censors Caravaggio's Nude Cupid, Then Changes Mind

Brian Boucher (2016). Facebook Censors Caravaggio's Nude Cupid, Then Changes Mind. ArtNet News. 2 November.

Meet The Artist Selling Human Skulls Online

Daniel Littlewood (2016). Meet The Artist Selling Human Skulls Online. Vocativ. 28 October.

Israel's antiquities chief compares UNESCO to Islamic State

Ilan Ben Zion (2016). Israel's antiquities chief compares UNESCO to Islamic State. The Times of Israel. 20 October.

European Parliament bungles shipment of Nazi artifacts

Tara Palmeri (2016). European Parliament bungles shipment of Nazi artifacts. Politico. 19 October.

Organisers of dance party at Karnak temple referred to prosecutors for investigation

Nevine El-Aref (2016). Organisers of dance party at Karnak temple referred to prosecutors for investigation. Ahram Online. 12 October.

Temple politics in Kullu

Dipender Manta (2016). Temple politics in Kullu. The Tribune. 9 October.

Debate simmers over name of Devils Tower monument in Wyoming

Bob Moen (2016). Debate simmers over name of Devils Tower monument in Wyoming. Casper Star Tribune. 7 October.

Treasure hunter believes he's closing in on lost Nazi loot

Toronto Sun (2016). Treasure hunter believes he's closing in on lost Nazi loot. Toronto Sun. 6 October.

Revealed: how senior Laos officials cut deals with animal traffickers

Nick Davies (2016). Revealed: how senior Laos officials cut deals with animal traffickers. The Guardian. 27 September.

Popular art gallery owner shot, killed

Atlanta Journal Constitution (2016). Popular art gallery owner shot, killed. Atlanta Journal Constitution. 23 September.

St Albans military collector Alan Tissington avoids jail after ammunition discovered at his home

Debbie White (2016). St Albans military collector Alan Tissington avoids jail after ammunition discovered at his home. The Herts Advertiser. 22 September.

Suspected Drunk Driver Crashes into Museum of Broken Relationships, Injuring Two

Sarah Cascone (2016). Suspected Drunk Driver Crashes into Museum of Broken Relationships, Injuring Two. ArtNet News. 20 September.

The man stuffed and displayed like a wild animal

Frank Westerman (2016). The man stuffed and displayed like a wild animal. BBC News. 16 September.

Donald Trump Used His Foundation's Money to Buy a Painting of Himself

Claire Voon (2016). Donald Trump Used His Foundation's Money to Buy a Painting of Himself. Hyperallergic. 12 September.

Native American Students Fight to Remove Colonial Imagery from University of New Mexico

Matthew Irwin (2016). Native American Students Fight to Remove Colonial Imagery from University of New Mexico. Hyperallergic. 12 September.

Egypt bans statues that do not have official government approval

AFP (2016). Egypt bans statues that do not have official government approval. The Guardian. 7 September.

Turkish government shuts down important archaeological dig, apparently to punish Austria

Erik Stokstad (2016). Turkish government shuts down important archaeological dig, apparently to punish Austria. Science. 6 September.

Search for Mythical Nazi Gold Train Resumes

Megan Gannon (2016). Search for Mythical Nazi Gold Train Resumes. Live Science. 16 August.

Money laundering and the art world

Akhbar Satar (2016). Money laundering and the art world. Asto Awani. 14 August.

The 10 Most Hated Public Sculptures

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

'It's very poignant': Darwin gallery taps into Indigenous incarceration conversation

Emilia Terzon (2016). 'It's very poignant': Darwin gallery taps into Indigenous incarceration conversation. ABC Australia. 8 August.

Public art cancelled in Rio due to cultural budget cuts

Gabriella Angeleti (2016). Public art cancelled in Rio due to cultural budget cuts. The Art Newspaper. 3 August.

How One Colorado Man Disappeared While Hunting For Hidden Treasure

Robert Sanchez (2016). How One Colorado Man Disappeared While Hunting For Hidden Treasure. 5280. 1 August.

Cologne cathedral hires lawyer to stop Pokemon players

Associated Press (2016). Cologne cathedral hires lawyer to stop Pokemon players. Catholic Herald. 27 July.

Inuit press claim for co-ownership of Franklin artifacts

Dean Beeby (2016). Inuit press claim for co-ownership of Franklin artifacts. CBC. 24 July.

Travel ban lifted on leading Iranian artist

Gareth Harris (2016). Travel ban lifted on leading Iranian artist. The Art Newspaper. 19 July.

Damien Hirst Cleared Of Formaldehyde Gate Controversy At Tate Retrospective

Artlyst (2016). Damien Hirst Cleared Of Formaldehyde Gate Controversy At Tate Retrospective. Artlyst. 16 July.

China's Toilet Shaped Building Defies Architecture Ban

Artlyst (2016). China's Toilet Shaped Building Defies Architecture Ban. Artlyst. 14 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.

Another attempt to find Amber Room fails in Poland

TASS (2016). Another attempt to find Amber Room fails in Poland. TASS. 12 July.

Turkey's artists face growing government pressure

Sukru Kucukshin (2016). Turkey's artists face growing government pressure. Al Monitor. 11 July.

Leading Iranian artist accused by authorities of disturbing the peace

Gareth Harris (2016). Leading Iranian artist accused by authorities of disturbing the peace. The Art Newspaper. 11 July.

Russian Protest Artist Stripped Of Havel Prize Over Support For 'Partisans'

Tom Balmforth (2016). Russian Protest Artist Stripped Of Havel Prize Over Support For 'Partisans'. Radio Free Europe. 8 July.

Cambodia cracks down on scantily clad visitors to Angkor

AFP (2016). Cambodia cracks down on scantily clad visitors to Angkor. The Guardian. 7 July.

Is Nate Murphy Holding a Dinosaur for Ransom?

Jacqueline Ronson (2016). Is Nate Murphy Holding a Dinosaur for Ransom?. Inverse. 5 July.

Renowned Iranian artist Parviz Tanavoli barred from leaving country

Saeed Kamali Dehghan (2016). Renowned Iranian artist Parviz Tanavoli barred from leaving country. The Guardian. 2 July.

Man pleads not guilty to murder of Oxford book dealer

Lisa O'Carroll (2016). Man pleads not guilty to murder of Oxford book dealer. The Guardian. 1 July.

Self-proclaimed 'Australia's worst artist' hangs his own painting in the National Gallery of Victoria

Debbie Cuthbertson (2016). Self-proclaimed 'Australia's worst artist' hangs his own painting in the National Gallery of Victoria. The Sydney Morning Herald. 1 July.

Amber Room not found in Poland so far — explorers

TASS (2016). Amber Room not found in Poland so far — explorers. TASS. 15 June.

Family Of Man Shot While Painting Oakland Mural Files Claim Against Feds Over Stolen Gun

Caleb Pershan (2016). Family Of Man Shot While Painting Oakland Mural Files Claim Against Feds Over Stolen Gun. SFist. 2 June.

Art crime expert Dr Donna Yates makes her research available free online in bid to help beat the thieves

Martin Hannan (2016). Art crime expert Dr Donna Yates makes her research available free online in bid to help beat the thieves. The National. 2 June.

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.

Russia and Syria Use Palmyra as a Stage for Political Theater

Jennifer MacKenzie (2016). Russia and Syria Use Palmyra as a Stage for Political Theater. Hyperallergic. 13 May.

Egypt 'suppressing truth' over hidden chambers in Tutankhamun's tomb

Julian Borger (2016). Egypt 'suppressing truth' over hidden chambers in Tutankhamun's tomb. The Guardian. 12 May.

Charity Whose Leader Was Attacked With Lye Closes

Andy Newman (2016). Charity Whose Leader Was Attacked With Lye Closes. The New York Times. 11 May.

Pensioner wins payout from English Heritage for head injuries at Carisbrooke Castle

Hugo Gye (2016). Pensioner wins payout from English Heritage for head injuries at Carisbrooke Castle. The Daily Mail. 11 May.

Nazi gold train hunters defy sceptics and begin digging for treasures

Matthew Day (2016). Nazi gold train hunters defy sceptics and begin digging for treasures. The Telegraph. 9 May.

The Nazi Underground: Is treasure buried beneath the mountains of Poland?

Jake Halpern (2016). The Nazi Underground: Is treasure buried beneath the mountains of Poland?. The New Yorker. 9 May.

Can technoheritage be owned?

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

Kenya Set for Record Ivory Burning

Heidi Vogt (2016). Kenya Set for Record Ivory Burning. The Wall Street Journal. 29 April.

Revered Chinese monk is mummified and covered in gold leaf

Associated Press (2016). Revered Chinese monk is mummified and covered in gold leaf. The Daily Mail. 28 April.

Art Teacher Claims She Was Fired for Saying "Vagina" During Georgia O'Keeffe Lesson

Carey Dunne (2016). Art Teacher Claims She Was Fired for Saying "Vagina" During Georgia O'Keeffe Lesson. Hyperallergic. 27 April.

Off the Beat and Into a Museum: Art Helps Police Officers Learn to Look

Sarah Lyall (2016). Off the Beat and Into a Museum: Art Helps Police Officers Learn to Look. The New York Times. 26 April.

Damien Hirst's Pickled Animals May Have Leaked Carcinogenic Fumes [UPDATED]

Claire Voon (2016). Damien Hirst's Pickled Animals May Have Leaked Carcinogenic Fumes [UPDATED]. Hyperallergic. 20 April.

HR victims stake claim on part of Marcos art collection

Rappler (2016). HR victims stake claim on part of Marcos art collection. Rappler. 15 April.

Art Basel Miami Beach Stabber Was Motivated by Irrational Fear of ISIS

Claire Voon (2016). Art Basel Miami Beach Stabber Was Motivated by Irrational Fear of ISIS. Hyperallergic. 15 April.

Manager at flagship hospital given absolute discharge

The Herald (2016). Manager at flagship hospital given absolute discharge. The Herald. 12 April.

Historian Adrian Greenwood found murdered at his home

Jamie Grierson (2016). Historian Adrian Greenwood found murdered at his home. The Guardian. 9 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.

Panama Papers: Dmitry Rybolovlev used offshore company to hide art from wife, leaked documents reveal

Cristina Ruiz (2016). Panama Papers: Dmitry Rybolovlev used offshore company to hide art from wife, leaked documents reveal. The Art Newspaper. 4 April.

Gagosian Attracts NY Scrutiny Over Picasso Deal for Leon Black

Keri Geiger (2016). Gagosian Attracts NY Scrutiny Over Picasso Deal for Leon Black. Bloomberg. 1 April.

Former managing director of the Centre Pompidou pleads guilty to misuse of public funds

Victoria Stapley-Brown (2016). Former managing director of the Centre Pompidou pleads guilty to misuse of public funds. The Art Newspaper. 1 April.

Why Palmyra is a pawn in Assad's game with the West

Sabine Oelze (2016). Why Palmyra is a pawn in Assad's game with the West. DW. 30 March.

Faking Out Poachers With 3-D-Printed Sea Turtle Eggs

John R. Platt (2016). Faking Out Poachers With 3-D-Printed Sea Turtle Eggs. Takepart. 24 March.

Canadian military loses bizarre items including flute, hockey net, mannequins

Marie-Danielle Smith (2016). Canadian military loses bizarre items including flute, hockey net, mannequins. Embassy. 23 March.

An Italian exhibition of Street Artist Banksy triggers controversies

Britaly Post (2016). An Italian exhibition of Street Artist Banksy triggers controversies. Britaly Post. 21 March.

Authorities debunk man's claim of grave-digging

Carlos R. Munoz (2016). Authorities debunk man's claim of grave-digging. Herald-Tribune. 17 March.

Art and activism collide at Iraqi artefact exhibition in Toronto

Jillian D'Amours (2016). Art and activism collide at Iraqi artefact exhibition in Toronto. Middle East Eye. 17 March.

France and Britain prepare for battle over Joan of Arc's ring

Martin Bailey (2016). France and Britain prepare for battle over Joan of Arc's ring. The Art Newspaper. 16 March.

'Worse Than Ruin Porn:' Detroit Writer on the West Side House Exported to Europe

Alan Stamm (2016). 'Worse Than Ruin Porn:' Detroit Writer on the West Side House Exported to Europe. Deadline Detroit. 14 March.

The Man Who Sold the Eiffel Tower. Twice.

Jeff Maysh (2016). The Man Who Sold the Eiffel Tower. Twice.. Smithsonian. 9 March.

Rescue bid launched for Fonterra-trapped fish

Anne Gibson (2016). Rescue bid launched for Fonterra-trapped fish. The New Zealand Herald. 8 March.

British tourist arrested in Peru for posing naked at ancient Machu Picchu site

John Shammas (2016). British tourist arrested in Peru for posing naked at ancient Machu Picchu site. Mirror. 4 March.

How to handle fakes, copyright and catalogues raisonnés: Berlin institute offers tips for artists' estates

Anny Shaw (2016). How to handle fakes, copyright and catalogues raisonnés: Berlin institute offers tips for artists' estates. The Art Newspaper. 4 March.

Banksy lawyers delayed geographical profiling study

Jonathan Webb (2016). Banksy lawyers delayed geographical profiling study. BBC News. 3 March.

But is it art? NYPD cops seize $1m worth of marijuana disguised as art in New York's West Village

James Wilkinson (2016). But is it art? NYPD cops seize $1m worth of marijuana disguised as art in New York's West Village. The Daily Mail. 28 February.

Artists Covertly Scan Bust of Nefertiti and Release the Data for Free Online

Claire Voon (2016). Artists Covertly Scan Bust of Nefertiti and Release the Data for Free Online. Hyperallergic. 19 February.

$28K Worth of Art Misplaced During Botched Gallery Move

Gwynn Hogan (2016). $28K Worth of Art Misplaced During Botched Gallery Move. DNA Info. 15 February.

Facebook Loses Gustave Courbet Nudity Case In French Appeal Court

Artlyst (2016). Facebook Loses Gustave Courbet Nudity Case In French Appeal Court. Artlyst. 13 February.

Justin Bieber apologises for 'mooning' on ancient Mayan ruins in Mexico

Olivia Blair (2016). Justin Bieber apologises for 'mooning' on ancient Mayan ruins in Mexico. The Independent. 12 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.

The Bouvier Affair: How an art-world insider made a fortune by being discreet

Sam Knight (2016). The Bouvier Affair: How an art-world insider made a fortune by being discreet. The New Yorker. 8 February.

One museum's tribute to the murdered Syrian archaeologist, Khaled al-Asaad

Phoebe Segal (2016). One museum's tribute to the murdered Syrian archaeologist, Khaled al-Asaad. Apollo. 4 February.

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.

Italians Mock Cover-Up of Nude Statues for Iranian's Visit

Elisabetta Povoledo (2016). Italians Mock Cover-Up of Nude Statues for Iranian's Visit. The New York Times. 27 January.

Rome spares Iranian president's blushes by covering nude statues

Stephanie Kirchgaessner (2016). Rome spares Iranian president's blushes by covering nude statues. The Guardian. 26 January.

Lebanese authorities backtrack over high-profile curator's passport renewal

Gareth Harris (2016). Lebanese authorities backtrack over high-profile curator's passport renewal. The Art Newspaper. 25 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.

Curator Christine Tohmé Denied Passport by Lebanese Authorities

Hrag Vartanian (2016). Curator Christine Tohmé Denied Passport by Lebanese Authorities. Hyperallergic. 22 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.

Five questions for the director of the Bardo Museum

David Robert (2016). Five questions for the director of the Bardo Museum. The Art Newspaper. 16 January.

Renowned Writers Unite in Support of Saudi Artist Sentenced to Death

Lorena Muñoz-Alonso (2016). Renowned Writers Unite in Support of Saudi Artist Sentenced to Death. ArtNet News. 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.

History museum staff silenced after raising ethical objections to buying Empress of Ireland artifacts

Don Butler (2016). History museum staff silenced after raising ethical objections to buying Empress of Ireland artifacts. National Post. 15 January.

Ancient obelisk becomes makeshift memorial in Istanbul

AFP (2016). Ancient obelisk becomes makeshift memorial in Istanbul. News 24. 14 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.

Istanbul explosion: 10 dead and 15 wounded in suspected Isis 'suicide bombing' in Sultanahmet Square - as it happened

Samuel Osborne (2016). Istanbul explosion: 10 dead and 15 wounded in suspected Isis 'suicide bombing' in Sultanahmet Square - as it happened. The Independent. 12 January.

Justin Bieber kicked out of ancient fortress in Mexico after 'pulling his pants down'

Gerard Couzens (2016). Justin Bieber kicked out of ancient fortress in Mexico after 'pulling his pants down'. Express. 8 January.

$6K Maori cloak sold a month ago for $174

Jessy Edwards (2016). $6K Maori cloak sold a month ago for $174. The Dominion Post. 5 January.

Facebook accused of censoring photo of Copenhagen's Little Mermaid statue

Mark Molloy (2016). Facebook accused of censoring photo of Copenhagen's Little Mermaid statue. The Telegraph. 4 January.

Shooting at ancient citadel in Russia's Caucasus, one dead

Gabrielle Tétrault-Farber (2015). Shooting at ancient citadel in Russia's Caucasus, one dead. Yahoo News. 30 December.

Artist's Fury After 'Female Beauty' Exhibition Combatting Negative Body Image Is Denied By Police

Natasha Hinde (2015). Artist's Fury After 'Female Beauty' Exhibition Combatting Negative Body Image Is Denied By Police. Huffington Post. 21 December.

Battle Begins Over World's Richest Shipwreck

Willie Drye (2015). Battle Begins Over World's Richest Shipwreck. National Geographic. 18 December.

Madrid's Royal Collections settles dispute with Prado museum

Gareth Harris (2015). Madrid's Royal Collections settles dispute with Prado museum. The Art Newspaper. 17 December.

United Nations exhibition highlights the protection of cultural heritage

UNESCO (2015). United Nations exhibition highlights the protection of cultural heritage. UNESCO. 16 December.

Nazi gold train: 'No evidence' of discovery in Poland

BBC News (2015). Nazi gold train: 'No evidence' of discovery in Poland. BBC News. 15 December.

Tragedy in India as Artist Hema Upadhyay and Her Lawyer Are Found Brutally Murdered in Mumbai

Amah-Rose Abrams (2015). Tragedy in India as Artist Hema Upadhyay and Her Lawyer Are Found Brutally Murdered in Mumbai. ArtNet News. 14 December.

Apsara Acts on Koh Ker Logging

May Titthara (2015). Apsara Acts on Koh Ker Logging. Khmer Times. 7 December.

Let Leonard Peltier Paint

Frank Hopper (2015). Let Leonard Peltier Paint. Indian Country Today. 6 December.

Fight leads to woman stabbed at Art Basel Miami Beach

Daniel Chang (2015). Fight leads to woman stabbed at Art Basel Miami Beach. Miami Herald. 4 December.

The woman turning ancient buried treasure into jewellery

Maev Kennedy (2015). The woman turning ancient buried treasure into jewellery. The Guardian. 3 December.

The Black Years: how Nazi art came back to Berlin

Rob Sharp (2015). The Black Years: how Nazi art came back to Berlin. The Guardian. 27 November.

Denuncian a un artista por "profanar" hostias consagradas que robó en iglesias

Artist denounced for "profaning" consecrated hosts that were stolen from churches

La Región (2015). Denuncian a un artista por "profanar" hostias consagradas que robó en iglesias. La Región. 23 November.

ILR Students Protest Labor Cartoon Exhibit

Talia Jubas (2015). ILR Students Protest Labor Cartoon Exhibit. The Cornell Daily Sun. 22 November.

That Dogs Playing Poker Painting Just Sold for Over $650,000

Jack Moore (2015). That Dogs Playing Poker Painting Just Sold for Over $650,000. GQ. 20 November.

Agency to remove art by Native American activist prisoner

Associated Press (2015). Agency to remove art by Native American activist prisoner. The Washington Times. 15 November.

Too Nude for the News? Colbert on the Arbitrary Censorship of Art

Claire Voon (2015). Too Nude for the News? Colbert on the Arbitrary Censorship of Art. Hyperallergic. 13 November.

Over $125K Worth Of Art Is Padlocked Inside This Debt-Ridden Tribeca Gallery

Emma Whitford (2015). Over $125K Worth Of Art Is Padlocked Inside This Debt-Ridden Tribeca Gallery. Gothamist. 11 November.

'Nazi gold train' investigators start surveying site in Poland

Alex Duval Smith (2015). 'Nazi gold train' investigators start surveying site in Poland. The Guardian. 8 November.

Unionist parties in censorship row after demanding removal of painting showing 'Orangemen in KKK clothing'

Nick Clark (2015). Unionist parties in censorship row after demanding removal of painting showing 'Orangemen in KKK clothing'. The Independent. 6 November.

Water Is Life uses stolen art to raise money for a good cause

Minda Smiley (2015). Water Is Life uses stolen art to raise money for a good cause. The Drum. 4 November.

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.

Upstate New York Police Stop Indiana Jones in Fast Cruise Raid

Jaime Fuller (2015). Upstate New York Police Stop Indiana Jones in Fast Cruise Raid. New York Magazine. 27 October.

Ram-raiders used BULLDOZER to smash their way into an antiques shop causing £500,000 of damage – but left empty-handed because there was no cash in the safe

James Dunn (2015). Ram-raiders used BULLDOZER to smash their way into an antiques shop causing £500,000 of damage – but left empty-handed because there was no cash in the safe. The Daily Mail. 26 October.

Ai Weiwei Accuses Lego of Censorship and Discrimination Over Bulk Order Refusal

Henri Neuendorf (2015). Ai Weiwei Accuses Lego of Censorship and Discrimination Over Bulk Order Refusal. ArtNet News. 26 October.

Is one of the world's rarest paintings lost somewhere in Washington?

John Kelly (2015). Is one of the world's rarest paintings lost somewhere in Washington?. The Washington Post. 25 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.

Cusco strike: Archaeology-concession decree repealed

Hillary Ojeda (2015). Cusco strike: Archaeology-concession decree repealed. Peru This Week. 23 October.

Suspect Wanted in Connection With Wine Thefts Across Northeast

Jamie Ratliff (2015). Suspect Wanted in Connection With Wine Thefts Across Northeast. NBC. 22 October.

Farmer faces arrest after refusing to tear down mock castle he built without permission and hid behind straw bales

Matthew Moore (2015). Farmer faces arrest after refusing to tear down mock castle he built without permission and hid behind straw bales. The Independent. 22 October.

Cusco regional strike against concession of archaeological sites

Hillary Ojeda (2015). Cusco regional strike against concession of archaeological sites. Peru This Week. 21 October.

Cuban artist El Sexto released from jail for planned art piece criticizing Castros

Associated Press (2015). Cuban artist El Sexto released from jail for planned art piece criticizing Castros. The Guardian. 20 October.

US asks to be re-elected to UNESCO board

DW (2015). US asks to be re-elected to UNESCO board. DW. 19 October.

Christopher Columbus gets ax to the head in Detroit

Daniel Bethencourt (2015). Christopher Columbus gets ax to the head in Detroit. Detroit Free Press. 12 October.

Two arrested over death of Italian man found in London canal

Josh Halliday (2015). Two arrested over death of Italian man found in London canal. The Guardian. 8 October.

Big Brother Is Bugging Ai Weiwei

Carey Dunne (2015). Big Brother Is Bugging Ai Weiwei. Hyperallergic. 5 October.

Renoir haters picket outside Museum of Fine Arts

Mark Shanahan (2015). Renoir haters picket outside Museum of Fine Arts. The Boston Globe. 5 October.

How did a former Italian art thief end up dead in a London canal?

Andrew Anthony (2015). How did a former Italian art thief end up dead in a London canal?. The Guardian. 4 October.

The Most Frequently Stolen Artwork in History Is…On the High Line?

Noah Charney (2015). The Most Frequently Stolen Artwork in History Is…On the High Line?. Observer. 30 September.

Drunken tourists strip off for Roman bath in famous Italian fountain

The Daily Telegraph (2015). Drunken tourists strip off for Roman bath in famous Italian fountain. The New Zealand Herald. 30 September.

Body found in London canal identified as Italian national

Jessica Elgot (2015). Body found in London canal identified as Italian national. The Guardian. 30 September.

Nazi 'gold train': Polish Army start digging but men who originally claimed find say efforts are 'pointless'

Rose Troup Buchanan (2015). Nazi 'gold train': Polish Army start digging but men who originally claimed find say efforts are 'pointless'. The Independent. 29 September.

Treasure-hunter obsessed by search for Nazi gold in Polish town dies after falling into a tomb he thought was packed with loot

Ed Wight (2015). Treasure-hunter obsessed by search for Nazi gold in Polish town dies after falling into a tomb he thought was packed with loot. The Daily Mail. 9 September.

Poland treasure hunters 'expelled from local history society'

Matthew Day (2015). Poland treasure hunters 'expelled from local history society'. The Telegraph. 7 September.

Death bed confession in Nazi gold hunt

Matthew Day (2015). Death bed confession in Nazi gold hunt. Irish Independent. 29 August.

Tourists Flock to Ksiaz Castle in Poland as Underground Nazi Gold Train Discovered

Jim Dobson (2015). Tourists Flock to Ksiaz Castle in Poland as Underground Nazi Gold Train Discovered. Forbes. 29 August.

Dismaland: Palestinian artist thrown out after protesting against Israeli works

Chris Green (2015). Dismaland: Palestinian artist thrown out after protesting against Israeli works. The Independent. 26 August.

Something to sing about: 'worst art restoration ever' inspires an opera

Ashifa Kassam (2015). Something to sing about: 'worst art restoration ever' inspires an opera. The Guardian. 20 August.

'Nazi train' filled with treasure reportedly found in Poland

DW (2015). 'Nazi train' filled with treasure reportedly found in Poland. DW. 19 August.

Beheaded Syrian scholar refused to lead Isis to hidden Palmyra antiquities

Kareem Shaheen (2015). Beheaded Syrian scholar refused to lead Isis to hidden Palmyra antiquities. The Guardian. 19 August.

Bronze 'Nazi Horse' at German School Draws Fire From Jewish Groups

Mary M. Lane (2015). Bronze 'Nazi Horse' at German School Draws Fire From Jewish Groups. The Wall Street Journal. 18 August.

BBC among broadcasters to repeatedly breach Ofcom broadcasting code over funded content

Ian Burrell (2015). BBC among broadcasters to repeatedly breach Ofcom broadcasting code over funded content. The Independent. 17 August.

The San Francisco Police Department Has an Instagram Officer

Laura C. Mallonee (2015). The San Francisco Police Department Has an Instagram Officer. Hyperallergic. 13 August.

New York's Hasted Kraeutler Gallery Closes Amid Accusations of Financial Misdeeds

Kathleen Massara (2015). New York's Hasted Kraeutler Gallery Closes Amid Accusations of Financial Misdeeds. ArtNet News. 11 August.

Remembering Barbara Mertz

Deborah Lehr (2015). Remembering Barbara Mertz. Huffington Post. 6 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.

The Bizarre Tale of 'ISIS Book Club'

Damaris Colhoun (2015). The Bizarre Tale of 'ISIS Book Club'. Atlas Obscura. 4 August.

If even Ai Weiwei can't trust the UK's visa system, who can?

Mary Dejevsky (2015). If even Ai Weiwei can't trust the UK's visa system, who can?. The Guardian. 3 August.

The antiquities thief who became one of Britain's richest men

Ofer Aderet (2015). The antiquities thief who became one of Britain's richest men. Haaretz. 2 August.

Palestinian artist's work to go on display in London after Channel 4's Jon Snow smuggles it out of Gaza

Nick Clark (2015). Palestinian artist's work to go on display in London after Channel 4's Jon Snow smuggles it out of Gaza. The Independent. 31 July.

Enduring controversy: BP sponsorship ignites new row over British Museum's Indigenous exhibition

Paul Daley (2015). Enduring controversy: BP sponsorship ignites new row over British Museum's Indigenous exhibition. The Guardian. 21 July.

The lost Gerald Ford portrait: An art mystery

Lisa Belkin (2015). The lost Gerald Ford portrait: An art mystery. Yahoo News. 15 July.

Vandals spray paint tag on ancient St Andrews Harbour wall

Michael Alexander (2015). Vandals spray paint tag on ancient St Andrews Harbour wall. The Courier. 8 July.

New York Prison Escapee Traded Art for Favors From a Guard

Susanne Craig (2015). New York Prison Escapee Traded Art for Favors From a Guard. The New York Times. 25 June.

Intercepted ceramic artefact not from Syria

YLE (2015). Intercepted ceramic artefact not from Syria. YLE. 9 June.

Russia-bound 'looted ceramic' was not pillaged from Syrian museum, says antiquities chief

Umberto Bacchi (2015). Russia-bound 'looted ceramic' was not pillaged from Syrian museum, says antiquities chief. International Business Times. 9 June.

Gunmen kill two tourism police near Giza pyramids

Ahram Online (2015). Gunmen kill two tourism police near Giza pyramids. Ahram Online. 3 June.

Art: the new frontier in the fight against money laundering

Isabelle Eichenberger (2015). Art: the new frontier in the fight against money laundering. Swiss Info. 1 June.

Who Are the Rightful Owners of Artifacts of Oppression?

Aaminah Shakur (2015). Who Are the Rightful Owners of Artifacts of Oppression?. Hyperallergic. 7 May.

Ministry to inventory antiquities after 4 found in US Alexandria consulate

The Cairo Post (2015). Ministry to inventory antiquities after 4 found in US Alexandria consulate. The Cairo Post. 24 March.

Antiquities forgery makes for not-so-divine comedy at Sundance festival

David D'Arcy (2015). Antiquities forgery makes for not-so-divine comedy at Sundance festival. The Art Newspaper. 2 February.

App, nuevo mecanismo de defensa para el arte

App: new defence mechanism for art; Vatican

Gustavo Mendoza Lemus (2015). App, nuevo mecanismo de defensa para el arte. Milenio. 1 February.

The mystery of missing brains in Texas solved: They were thrown out in 2002

Fred Barbash (2014). The mystery of missing brains in Texas solved: They were thrown out in 2002. The Washington Post. 4 December.

Totem's Sound takes a cynical look at American colonialism

Chris Prisetman (2014). Totem's Sound takes a cynical look at American colonialism. Kill Screen Daily. 8 October.

Mummy delayed at customs arrives at science center

Mike Clary (2014). Mummy delayed at customs arrives at science center. Sun Sentinel. 5 October.

Risk of being duped on looted artefacts lost on NGA

Australia

Michaela Boland (2014). Risk of being duped on looted artefacts lost on NGA. The Australian. 5 August.

5 haredim arrested for blocking Jerusalem excavation site

Daniel K. Eisenbud (2014). 5 haredim arrested for blocking Jerusalem excavation site. The Jerusalem Post. 3 August.

Treasure Hunting Is the World's Worst Investment

Peter B. Campbell (2014). Treasure Hunting Is the World's Worst Investment. Bloomberg. 7 May.

Italy heritage sleuths launch stolen art app

AFP (2014). Italy heritage sleuths launch stolen art app. Digital Journal. 2 April.

Fury over the National Geographic channel historians digging up Second World War graves

Guy WalterS (2014). Fury over the National Geographic channel historians digging up Second World War graves. The Daily Mail. 28 March.

Filling the colonial mind: Napoleon and the looting of the Orient

Jonathan Gornall (2014). Filling the colonial mind: Napoleon and the looting of the Orient. The National. 20 March.

Egypt: Antiquities Minister Meets U.S. Officials

All Africa (2014). Egypt: Antiquities Minister Meets U.S. Officials. All Africa. 13 March.

Origin of Gold Country coins remains a mystery

Samantha Schaefer (2014). Origin of Gold Country coins remains a mystery. Los Angeles Times. 11 March.

SAFE Beacon honours Egyptian archaeologist Monica Hanna

Thoraia Abou Bakr (2014). SAFE Beacon honours Egyptian archaeologist Monica Hanna. Daily News Egypt. 9 March.