ARCA staff and volunteers are putting together an exhibit at the National Museum of Crime and Punishment, and there is an opening on March 22. Here are the details: |
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cordially invites you to the opening of the exhibit
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The Dark Arts; Thieves, Forgers and Tomb Raiders
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March 22, 2010
6:00-8:30pm
at the National Museum of Crime & Punishment
575 7th Street NW
6:00- guests are invited to tour the museum at their leisure
7:00- Curator Colette Loll Marvin presents the exhibit and guest speakers:
Anthony Amore
Director of Security for the Isabella Stuart Gardner Museum
will discuss the largest art theft in history on its 20th anniversary.
Robert K. Wittman
former special agent & senior investigator for the FBI Art Crime Team
will discuss cases from his distinguished career as detailed in his new book Priceless.
8:00- Reception with light hors D’oeuvres and drinks will follow.
You must have your invitation to enter this event.
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*ARCA (Association for Research into Crimes against Art)
is an interdisciplinary think tank/research group on contemporary issues in art crime. This international non-profit organization studies issues in art crime & cultural property protection, runs educational programs, & consults on art protection & recovery issues brought to them by police, governments, museums, places of worship, & other public institutions.
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Questions or Comments? Email me at derek.fincham@gmail.com
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Great idea! Love seeing a creative mind work and gain success!!!!!! Hope it continues to grow!
regards.
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