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  • This Is Looting by Another Name
  • 23,000 bronzes, 14 years, 60 volumes: how China is mapping lost heritage held abroad
  • 'Keeping it Alive' The Beauty of Ancient Languages, A Path to Memory and Identity

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nytimes.com /1 week ago

This Is Looting by Another Name

Our cultural heritage is being sold off for parts.

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scmp.com /1 week ago

23,000 bronzes, 14 years, 60 volumes: how China is mapping lost heritage held abroad

In the quiet of a Peking University research room, shelves groan under the weight of 60 thick volumes. Stacked, they stand taller than an average human. Inside their pages lie the...

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bsnorrell.blogspot.com /1 month ago

'Keeping it Alive' The Beauty of Ancient Languages, A Path to Memory and Identity

'Keeping it Alive' The Beauty of Ancient Languages, A Path to Memory and Identity The United Nations Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous People Hears Testimony as...

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icij.org /2 weeks ago

Despite years of confiscations, the Met still holds hundreds of pieces linked to alleged trafficking and looting figures

Museum says it wants no stolen artwork and that it has initiated an expedited review of hundreds of works tied to specific dealers.

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ajournalofmusicalthings.com /2 weeks ago

People keep asking me about a lostwave song they call “CIA.” I have no answers, but…

“Lostwave” is the generic terms for songs that no one can identify. The hunt for these tracks is so popular that I did an entire Ongoing History of New Music show on the

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realclearpolitics.com /1 month ago

How To Wreck a Museum

Art history now teaches that ‘putting things in categories' is bad-which is how galleries end up feeling like a garage sale.

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scotsman.com /1 month ago

Culture secretary 'crystal clear' that CCA archive should be retained amid auction fears

The CCA went into liquidation in February

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blackenterprise.com /1 month ago

Community Fights To Save A Million Black Books Before Losing Them For Good

When folks say “protect the culture,” they usually mean music, fashion, or social media trends. But across the pond, advocates are reminding the world that the real receipts are si...

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theamericanconservative.com /1 month ago

Blight At the Museum

Left-wing curators make exhibits of their own stupidity. The post Blight At the Museum appeared first on The American Conservative.

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filmthreat.com /1 week ago

Lost Chapters

You can smell the old books as characters flip through the pages. You can feel the breeze cutting through the humidity as... The post Lost Chapters first appeared on Film Threat.

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jta.org /1 month ago

Lost Holocaust music, nearly erased by Stalin, goes on tour in Asia

Yiddish Glory's new album, resurrecting music from witnesses of the Holocaust, follows a Grammy-nominated debut album. -- The post Lost Holocaust music, nearly erased by Stalin, go...

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csmonitor.com /1 month ago

Searching for Sudan’s looted treasures

Since Sudan's civil war began, looters have stolen thousands of valuable artifacts from the country's museums. Now, authorities are trying to get them back.

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latimes.com /1 day ago

How Sudan's civil war is erasing thousands of years of cultural memory

The ancient statues of the deities Heket and Beset, too heavy to move, were used for target practice.

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anglicanmainstream.org /1 month ago

The Lost Republic of Letters

By D P Curtin, European Conservative. (Image: Public Domain) Before Europe became a collection of nation-states, it was a civilization bound together by scholars, shared learning,...

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boingboing.net /1 month ago

A decade of cult podcast episodes vanished, then reappeared online

If you've spent any time wandering the borderlands where technognosis, occulture, and the weirdosphere collide, you already know Erik Davis — a scholar of the weird who has spent...

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haaretz.com /1 month ago

Lost Holocaust music, nearly erased by Stalin, goes on tour in Asia

A trove of Holocaust-era Yiddish songs recorded by Soviet Jewish ethnomusicologist Moisei Beregovsky survived decades of censorship and near disappearance. Now, a new album revives...

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nybooks.com /2 weeks ago

‘I Don’t Want Dead Art’

When the artifacts of an artist’s life are collected as an archive, they change from river to reservoir, their ideas no longer circulating in the artist’s mind but left for others...

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vulture.com /1 week ago

What We Lost in Kusamaland

The Infinity Rooms made Yayoi Kusama world-famous and upstaged the radical work that came before.

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observer.com /3 weeks ago

Safeguarding Cultural Heritage Through the Largest Art and Collectibles Transfer in History

Amidst the Great Wealth Transfer, assets of every kind, including art and collectibles, are changing hands. Private Client Select Insurance Services associate specialist of art ser...

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thefederalist.com /1 month ago

How Woke Smithsonian Bureaucrats ‘Killed America’s Story’

"The National Museum of American History is no longer the nation's museum of American history," Spalding said.

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tass.com /1 month ago

Over 5,000 artifacts smuggled out of Iraq since 2003 — Culture Ministry

Iraq's deputy culture, tourism and antiquities minister Qasem al-Sudani noted that the agency was monitoring the appearance of Iraqi artifacts "at state and private auctions"

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nybooks.com /2 weeks ago

Braving the Labyrinth

Geoffrey O’Brien is one of those writers who can write about anything: opera, British postwar film, crime fiction, the Third Reich, Grant Wood, Patti Smith, Duke Ellington, Seinfel...

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gothamist.com /2 days ago

A lost archive of NYC 9/11 street art memorials comes back online

Greg Atlas, drawn October 2001 on West 26th St. between 10th Av. and 11th Av. After the attacks, the group Tape Art created 490 silhouettes across the city. [ more › ]

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mentalfloss.com /1 month ago

5 Famous Lost Films That Were Recently Found

From one of Clara Bow's earliest films to a lost BBC horror show pulled off the air for being "too scary," these five historic films were believed to be lost forever.

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