Info & Contact
National Conference on Cultural Property Protection, Washington DC ,February 21-24, 2010
Boston Herald’s blog about the Gardner theft
International Cultural Property Ownership & Export Legislation
Join the Museum Security Network forum: http://groups.google.com/group/museum_security_network
Het Nederlandstalige discussieforum over museumbeveiliging: http://groups.google.com/group/museumbeveiliging?hl=nl
Access to Interpol’s database of stolen art
AFRICOM 3rd Conference and General Assembly in partnership with the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Communication, Burkina Faso
“New Museums for Africa: Change and Continuity”
Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso
postponed to 27-30 October 2010
Stolen Tiepolo painting in the Niedersächsische Landesmuseum, Hannover Germany
NOT EVERYTHING THAT IS LEGAL IS ETHICAL. NO MUSEUM SHOULD HOLD ON TO STOLEN OBJECTS, NOT EVEN IF THEY BOUGHT THOSE IN GOOD FAITH…
The Museum Security Network has been on line since December 1996. It’s original aim was to be a source of information for cultural property protection professionals. Gradually the Museum Security Network mailinglist has become our major activity. On a daily basis information is disseminated about incidents with cultural property. Subscribers are museum professionals, specialized police authorities and journalists, international organizations, universities, auction houses, private collectors, art historians, archaeologists..
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