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Most art crime since the 1960s
is perpetrated either by, or on
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2009 Conference Program - Download Now

Please refer to this page for selected past and future events run by ARCA or featuring ARCA staff as keynote speakers.  Most are open to the public, but when host institutions are listed, it is best to contact them in advance to inquire about specific times and locations.

October 23, 2009
ARCA Supports the Activities of our Sister Societies

November 12, 2009
"Stealing the Mystic Lamb"
Yale Art Gallery
Yale University
New Haven, CTO
(click here for more information)

November 11, 2009
Workshop on Art Investigation
Henry Lee School of Criminal Forensic Science
University of New Haven
New Haven, CT
(click here for more information)

November 10, 2009
Seminar on Art & Book Theft
Noah Charney & Travis McDade
IFCPP
Ohio State University
Columbus, Ohio
(click here for more information)

November 7, 2009
Conversation with Noah Charney
Walters Art Gallery
Baltimore, MD

November 4-7, 2009
ARCA Panel on Art Crime
Noah Charney, Erik Nemeth, Mark Durney, Virginia Curry
American Society of Criminology Conference
Philadelphia, PA

Oct 1, 2009
Charity Talk in Support of Venice in Peril
Noah Charney and Vernon Rapley
Royal Geographic Society
London
(click here for more information)

11-12 July 2009
ARCA Annual Conference
THE STUDY OF ART CRIME
Amelia, Italy
(click here for more information)

1 June-31 August 2009
ARCA Program in The Study of Art Crime and Cultural Property Protection
Amelia, Italy
(click here for more information)
 
28 April 2009
Peabody-Essex Museum                                                         
Essex, MA

20 April 2009
O. C. Marsh Lecture
Yale Peabody Museum            
New Haven, CT                                                                      

29 March 2009
Center for Independent Study                                      
New Haven, CT

6 March 2009
L.E.A.P. Charity Fundraiser                                                     
New Haven, CT

February, 2009
The Courtauld Institute Alumni Lecture                         
New York, NY

19 November, 2008
National Library of Spain                                                         
Madrid, Spain                                                             

1 December 2008
Meeting of Fellows
Timothy Dwight College                                   
Yale University                                                            

23 September 2008
National Gallery of Art
Ljubljana, Slovenia

18 August 2008
International Foundation for Cultural Property Protection          
Boston, MA                                                                

15 July 2008
Venice in Peril Foundation                                                       
London, England                                                                     

14 July 2008
Jesus College                                                               
Cambridge, England                                                                                                    

13 July 2008
Peterhouse College                                                      
Cambridge, England    

11 July 2008
Rijksmuseum                                                                           
Amsterdam, The Netherlands                                                   

9 July 2008
Dominicaan Church
Maastricht, The Netherlands

10 May 2008
American Bar Association & Union International des Avocats
Bilbao, Spain

3 April 2008
CrimePrev
EU Council on Economic Crime                                   
Ljubljana, Slovenia                                                      

November 2007
Master’s Tea
Calhoun College                                              
Yale University                                                            

September 2007
European Society of Criminology                                             
Bologna, Italy  

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11-12 July 2009
ARCA Annual Conference
THE STUDY OF ART CRIME
Amelia, Italy

The conference will be held at the Biblioteca Comunale in Piazzale Boccarini, in the heart of Amelia.

The focus of this international conference is the academic and professional study of art crime, and how it can help contemporary law enforcement and art protection. ARCA seeks to encourage scholars and students worldwide to turn their attentions to the understudied field of art crime and cultural property protection.  The more minds working in the field, and the better the relationship between scholars and professionals (from police to security to the art world), the better protected art will be in the future.

ARCA welcomes submissions of papers for presentation at the conference. Papers should be 20 minutes in length, and should be related to the academic study of art crime or the collaboration between scholars and professionals for the prevention of art crime.

Tickets may be reserved by email, with limited numbers available.

A complete schedule with further information on the conference, keynote speakers, and beautiful Amelia, Italy, will be available soon.

- 2009 Conference Program
- Map of Amelia
- Amelia Tourist Information

Conference Schedule
Moderator: Noah Charney, Director, ARCA

July 11 & 12
Special guest speakers will include the winners of the annual ARCA awards (announced in March):

1) Award for Art Policing & Recovery
2) Award for Art Security
3) Award for Art Crime Scholarship
4) Lifetime Achievement Award in Defense of Art & Cultural Heritage

Keynote Speaker: Col. Giovanni Pastore, Vice-Comandante of the Carabinieri Division for the Protection of Cultural Heritage

Optional Gala Dinner

Panel discussions, awards ceremony, press conference, book presentation: ARCA's first essay collection, Art & Crime

The exact conference schedule will be determined this spring, based on the number of speakers and panels.  ARCA Members and presenters may attend the conference free of charge.  A small attendance fee, in the form of a tax-deductible donation to ARCA, is required of attendees who are neither members nor presenters: €100 or €60 for full-time students.

Please send submissions, ticket requests, and inquiries to conference@artcrime.info.

 

 

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