Museums Navigate Complex Provenance Issues
Provenance research aids museum repatriation, like the Art Institute of Chicago returning a 12th-century artifact to Thailand. #museumrepatriation #culturalheritage #Thailand ...
Posts about unprovenanced artefacts, or artefacts whose origins or source cannot be identified.
Provenance research aids museum repatriation, like the Art Institute of Chicago returning a 12th-century artifact to Thailand. #museumrepatriation #culturalheritage #Thailand ...
The "Reuniting Orphaned Cargos" project aims to trace artefacts from Indonesia's 700 shipwrecks, preserving its rich maritime heritage. #MaritimeHeritage #UnderwaterArchaeology ...
The OSG's opinion on Boljoon panels emphasizes the Cebu Archdiocese's burden to prove ownership and theft, leaving key questions on ...
Musée Guimet's Yannick Lintz champions East-West dialogue over simple repatriation, spotlighting collaborative heritage preservation efforts.
Ex-diplomat Zelnik's vast Asian art collection, including a gold Buddha, highlights the murky ethics of the global antiquities trade.
The 'Reuniting Orphaned Cargoes' project tackles the preservation and cultural significance of Southeast Asia's underwater artifacts by linking dispersed ceramics ...
via The Gothamist, 30 May 2023: The Metropolitan Museum of Art is expanding its efforts to identify looted items in ...
via the Lowell Sun, 11 May 2023: US Representative Lori Trahan has asked the US Department of Justice to investigate ...
via New York Times, 09 May 2023: The Metropolitan Museum of Art has announced a major new effort to review ...
via ProPublica, 27 March 2023: A rare statue of Buddha from the collection of James and Marilynn Alsdorf failed to ...
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