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Reinventing Museum Security Results, Insights, and New Solutions
Read more: Reinventing Museum Security Results, Insights, and New SolutionsTim Carpenter joins Art Sentry for this free webinar to explore fresh approaches to safeguarding museums and cultural institutions and the changes that modern threats bring. For more information and tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/reinventing-museum-security-results-insights-and-new-solutions-tickets-1669609339479
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International Day Against Illicit Trafficking in Cultural Property
Read more: International Day Against Illicit Trafficking in Cultural PropertyArgus partner KT Newton will deliver the keynote address for this important annual forum focused on the strategic work of prosecutors’ offices in combatting crimes against cultural property. KT will discuss her experience as a prosecutor in art crime cases, the importance of training specialized prosecutors’ offices in this area, and and successes in investigations,…
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Berkeley Art, Law, and Finance Project: Justice Unearthed—Tim Carpenter on The Grave Robber
Read more: Berkeley Art, Law, and Finance Project: Justice Unearthed—Tim Carpenter on The Grave RobberJoin us for a conversation with Tim Carpenter, former FBI Lead Investigator on the Art Crime Team and author of The Grave Robber, joined by Sharon Cohen Levin, partner at Sullivan & Cromwell. The discussion will be moderated by Delia Violante. Carpenter shares the inside story of one of the largest cultural property cases in…
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Harvard University Extension Course 2026: “Art Crime: Investigations and Implications”
Read more: Harvard University Extension Course 2026: “Art Crime: Investigations and Implications”Crimes against art are a multi-billion dollar per year illicit activity. They range from thefts from museums and homes to the trafficking of looted antiquities. This course explores the impacts of art crimes and the methods of investigating them through the use of real-world examples. Instructors: Argus partner Geoffrey Kelly and Argus senior adviser Anthony…
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Harvard University Extension Course: “Art Crime: Investigations and Implications”
Read more: Harvard University Extension Course: “Art Crime: Investigations and Implications”Crimes against art are a multi-billion dollar per year illicit activity. They range from thefts from museums and homes to the trafficking of looted antiquities. This course explores the impacts of art crimes and the methods of investigating them through the use of real-world examples. Instructors: Argus partner Geoffrey Kelly and Argus senior adviser Anthony…