This story is a fantastic example of how art is used to launder money (like, for real, not just in [...]

Senior editor at the New York Review of Books, Hugh Eakin, recently published an opinion piece, “The Great Giveback,” in [...]

Those who are convicted of committing crimes against cultural heritage in Honduras will soon be facing a mandatory sentencing scheme. [...]

Two cedar masks considered sacred to a Hupacasath family have recently been sold to an unknown collector. The colorful masks, [...]

Every day, shoppers purchase artwork labeled as “original” and “authentic” at closeout prices online. As the New York Times reports, [...]

The Association for Research into Crimes Against Art (ARCA) is currently accepting applications for the 2013 Postgraduate Certificate Program in [...]

With $4.79 billion in sales last year, the Chinese art market has overtaken art markets in the US and UK [...]

The Algarve regional culture authority has identified 59 monuments in need of repair. The price tag on these repairs will [...]

There is yet another piece of allegedly stolen art gracing the pages of Sotheby’s 2011 catalog. Prosecutors have recently filed [...]

Artinfo reports: Two weeks ago, federal authorities broke open a Manhattan storage unit to discover $20 million worth of allegedly [...]