Still testing it out, but give it a try: http://news.culturecrime.org.
Culture crime news 16–22 May 2016
Posted on 23 May 2016
Hot this week: Coming to you on location (and a little late) from DC.
The Last Painting of Sara de Vos by Dominic Smith
Posted on 20 May 2016
A female Dutch Golden Age painter, a 1950s art forgery and theft, what I want in a novel.
Opportunities: 19 May 2016
Posted on 19 May 2016
Learning, networking, conference and employment opportunities
Culture crime news 9–15 May 2016
Posted on 16 May 2016
Hot this week: Political Palmyra and love for Libya.
Hitler’s Art Dealer (Hitlers Kunsthändler) by Meike Hoffmann and Nicola Kuhn
Posted on 13 May 2016
A new biography of the now-infamous art dealer, Hildebrand Gurlitt
Opportunities: 12 May 2016
Posted on 12 May 2016
Learning, networking, conference and employment opportunities
That kid didn’t find a lost Maya city. Don’t believe what you read.
Posted on 11 May 2016
How I decide if archaeology news is believable.
Ambassadors to Germany gather to discuss draft law on the Protection of Cultural Property [Press Release]
Posted on 10 May 2016
Important support for Germany’s draft law from antiquities source countries.
Culture crime news 2–8 May 2016
Posted on 9 May 2016
Hot this week: Gardner Museum heist paintings still unsurprisingly missing.
Opportunities: 5 May 2016
Posted on 5 May 2016
Learning, networking, conference and employment opportunities
Open letter in support of restricting the import of stolen Bolivian antiquities into the US
Posted on 3 May 2016
As submitted to the US State Department’s Cultural Property Advisory Committee.