A beautiful collection of vignettes about the meanings of material things from New Zealand’s past.
Illicit antiquities chic? Faux decapitated Buddha heads as decor
Posted on 26 February 2016
When did mutilated statues become pop normality?
Opportunities: 25 February 2016
Posted on 25 February 2016
Learning, networking, conference and employment opportunities
Culture crime news 16–21 February 2016
Posted on 22 February 2016
Hot this week: Serious provenance problems with swaths of the National Gallery of Australia collection
Bone Rooms by Samuel J. Redman
Posted on 22 February 2016
The tense and fascinating history of the collection of human remains at American museums.
FAQ: Online PGCert in Antiquities Trafficking and Art Crime
Posted on 21 February 2016
Answers to some of the most common questions about our University of Glasgow online master’s courses.
Opportunities: 18 February 2016
Posted on 18 February 2016
Learning, networking, conference and employment opportunities
Culture crime news 8–15 February 2016
Posted on 15 February 2016
Hot this week: Facebook art censorship gets panned by everyone
A Fool and His Monet by Sandra Orchard
Posted on 15 February 2016
A fun first novel in a new mystery series featuring an FBI Art Crime Team agent.
Culture crime news 1–7 February 2016
Posted on 8 February 2016
Hot this week: Attractive Etruscan Symes loot sees the light of day after years in Switzerland.
Watch me answer questions about antiquities trafficking (YouTube)
Posted on 7 February 2016
Your questions, my answers!
The Carabinieri Command for the Protection of Cultural Property by Laurie Rush and Luisa Benedettini Millington
Posted on 7 February 2016
All about the world’s most stylish art cops.