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U.S. Museums Embrace Voluntary Repatriations of Cultural Property
Read more: U.S. Museums Embrace Voluntary Repatriations of Cultural PropertyIn recent years, there’s been a notable and promising trend of voluntary cultural property repatriations by museums, particularly in the United States. This isn’t primarily about Nazi-looted art or Native […]
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New Book “The Grave Robber”
Read more: New Book “The Grave Robber”We are proud to announce the new book by Argus Cultural Property Consultants founder and managing director Tim Carpenter. The Grave Robber: The Biggest Stolen Artifacts Case in FBI History and […]
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Using AI to Enhance Museum Security
Read more: Using AI to Enhance Museum SecurityThere’s no question that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is already having an impact on securing art collections, and museums of all sizes must devote time to exploring the technologies already on […]
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When the Storm Takes More Than Just Your Home: The Overlooked Vulnerability of Cultural Collections in Natural Disasters
Read more: When the Storm Takes More Than Just Your Home: The Overlooked Vulnerability of Cultural Collections in Natural DisastersThe sky has turned an eerie shade of green, the kind that signals something ominous on the horizon. The winds are already howling outside your window, bending the palm trees […]
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The Weakest Link in Museum Security
Read more: The Weakest Link in Museum SecurityBy Bill Anderson, Art Guard This article first appeared on the Art Guard blog, December 10, 2024 If diminished funding and smaller budgets aren’t enough to challenge the existence of […]