The Guggenheim Goes Me One Better On The Commercialism Front
Beginning this fall, the Guggenheim will share trade secrets with homeowners, interior designers, architects, and art lovers everywhere.
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Symposium on litigation and cultural property in Geneva
The University of Geneva will organize a symposium titled “Litigation in cultural property: judicial and alternative means of international dispute resolution.”
Read moreNew Museum Does It Again: Just Where Are Its Ethical Boundaries?
Traditionally, art museums have kept an arm’s length from corporations that use the prestige of a non-profit art museum to enhance the corporation.
Read moreA Happy Ending, Partly, In A 13-Year-Old Theft In Bolivia
Here’s a lesson in keeping good art records, with photographs.
Read moreAn Art Theft Anniversary
Marking the anniversary of two famous art thefts– The Mona Lisa and The Duke of Wellington.
Read morePair tried to steal historical documents worth millions, police say
Barry H. Landau has met with presidents, planned inaugurations, and claims one of the largest private collections of Oval Office memorabilia.
Read moreTate Liverpool set to cut staff
Jobs are to be cut at the Tate Liverpool art gallery, its management has confirmed.
Read moreWhat Went Wrong at the Getty
A portrait of the Getty Museum and its former curator, Chasing Aphrodite sets out to debunk the notion that art museums might have legitimate reason for collecting art from the ancient past.
Read moreAutry center could lose grant over Southwest Museum
The long-running controversy over the Autry National Center of the American West’s stewardship of the Southwest Museum may be coming to a head.
Read moreChina row over Einstein display
7 June 2011 Last updated at 06:40 ET Einstein, awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1921, was the author
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