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Russia Lists Historic Mansions for Public Auction

Kimberly Alderman wrote 3 months ago: There are currently 150,000 architectural monuments in Russia. According to Russian culture minister … more →

Tags: Museums, Preservation Initiatives, archaeology law, Auction Houses, Russia

Turkey Approaches Louvre for Art Restitution, Raising Larger Cultural Property Issues1 comment

Olga Symeonoglou wrote 5 months ago: On September 22, the Louvre opened a new Islamic Arts wing, displaying over 3,000 works, among them … more →

Tags: International News, INTERNATIONAL, Today's Headline, up-to-the-minute, france turkey relations, french art louvre, turkish art in louvre, louvre islamic arts department, turkey requests tiles from louvre

DePaul Sponsors Symposium on the Return of Looted Antiquities

Kimberly Alderman wrote 8 months ago: DePaul University College of Law Center for Art, Museum & Cultural Heritage Law will sponsor a s … more →

Tags: Museums, archaeology law

Ancient Buddhist Site in Afghanistan Slated for Destruction 1 comment

Kimberly Alderman wrote 8 months ago: A dozen archaeologists and 100 Afghan laborers are racing against time to salvage as much archaeolog … more →

Tags: archaeology law, middle east

Turkey Ups Ante in Repatriation Efforts3 comments

Kimberly Alderman wrote 8 months ago: Turkey’s Ministry of Culture has started applying pressure to major museums to return what the … more →

Tags: Museums, repatriation, archaeology law, united kingdom, turkey

1970 UNESCO Convention Combats Black Market in Antiquities3 comments

Kimberly Alderman wrote 8 months ago: Experts say that the 1970 UNESCO Convention on the Means of Prohibiting and Preventing the Illicit I … more →

Tags: archaeology law, Looting, Auction Houses

Parsi Community Recognized by UNESCO, but not Mumbai, for Preservation Efforts

Kimberly Alderman wrote 8 months ago: UNESCO has formally recognized a Parsi community for their choice to restore and preserve historic e … more →

Tags: UNESCO, Preservation Initiatives, archaeology law, India

Reports from Down Under on More of Kapoor's Looted Indian Antiquities

Kimberly Alderman wrote 8 months ago: Subhash Kapoor, an Indian-born, New York-based art dealer has been making headlines since his detent … more →

Tags: Museums, archaeology law, criminal prosecutions, Looting, India, Australia & New Zealand

Ancient Roman and Byzantine Coin Hoard Seized in Lesovo1 comment

Kimberly Alderman wrote 8 months ago: The National Customs Agency in Bulgaria seized 488 artifacts which were being trafficked across the … more →

Tags: archaeology law, coins, Eastern Europe, Trafficking

Algarve Monuments Need €14 Million Worth of Repairs

Kimberly Alderman wrote 8 months ago: The Algarve regional culture authority has identified 59 monuments in need of repair. The price tag … more →

Tags: archaeology law, Art Law

More (Allegedly) Stolen Art at Sotheby’s

Kimberly Alderman wrote 9 months ago: There is yet another piece of allegedly stolen art gracing the pages of Sotheby’s 2011 catalog. Pros … more →

Tags: Patrimony Laws, repatriation, archaeology law, Looting, Cambodia, Auction Houses, art heists, Art Law

The Lost Armenian Canon Tables

Kimberly Alderman wrote 9 months ago: The ABA Cultural Heritage and the Arts Interest Group has released it’s Summer 2012 Newsletter … more →

Tags: Museums, archaeology law

Will the Real Incredible Hulk Please Stand Up? Fanart, fanfiction, and the law.

Kimberly Alderman wrote 9 months ago: If you don’t know what fan fiction is, you’ve been getting out too much. Urban Dictionar … more →

Tags: Art Law, Copyright

Guest Post: Beware of the Darker Side of Art Financing

Kimberly Alderman wrote 9 months ago: This guest post was submitted by Karl Stockton, writer for Sterns & Walker, an aviation law firm … more →

Tags: Economy, Auction Houses, Art Law, Crime

A Clash of the Experts in Pollock and Rothko Legal Dispute

Kimberly Alderman wrote 9 months ago: The authenticity of three paintings attributed to Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning and Mark Rothko … more →

Tags: archaeology law, Art Law, art authenticity

UNESCO Pleads With Syrian Secretary-General to Preserve Citadel of Aleppo

Kimberly Alderman wrote 9 months ago: More than 10,000 people, mostly civilians, have been killed since the Syrian conflict began some 16 … more →

Tags: Armed Conflict, archaeology law, middle east

European Union Cracks Down on Syrian Art Buyers

Kimberly Alderman wrote 10 months ago: Amidst continuing violence against anti-government protestors, Syrian president Bashar Al-Assad and … more →

Tags: archaeology law, middle east, legislation

Church of the Nativity, Congo, and Xanadu Added to World Heritage List

Kimberly Alderman wrote 10 months ago: Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem UNESCO has recently added 26 new sites to its World Heritage Lis … more →

Tags: UNESCO, Israel, Africa, Southeast Asia, Palestine, Art Law, Mali

Assault on Cultural Heritage in Mali Continues1 comment

Kimberly Alderman wrote 10 months ago: Armed with Kalashnikovs and axes, Islamists occupying northern Mali destroyed ancient Muslim tombs i … more →

Tags: Armed Conflict, Africa, Art Law, Mali


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