The Association for Research into Crimes Against Art will sponsor and host the Fifth Annual Art & Heritage Conference in [...]

In a recent effort to become more transparent, the Getty is currently attempting to verify the origins of the antiquities [...]

An Italian regional magistrate has upheld an order for the seizure of the Greek statue, now named the “Getty Bronze,” [...]

Antonio Manfredi, director of the Casoria Contemporary Art Museum, is pledging to burn three pieces of art each week in [...]

One night in 1971, thieves snuck into an upper class home of a construction magnate in Rome and walked out [...]

On January 13, 2012, the Costa Concordia cruise liner hit a rock and capsized off the Tuscan island of Giglio. [...]

Tulane is offering a summer program in Siena designed for law students with an interest in cultural heritage and the [...]

The European Commission, the executive body of the European Union, is renewing its efforts to keep track and prevent the [...]

On a summer day in 1964, the 60-foot trawler Ferruccio Ferri pushed off from this port before dawn. It motored [...]

I’ve been down the rabbit hole for the past couple weeks, preparing for the Spring semester and recovering from the [...]