Two heists made in broad daylight present a scarier challenge for museums worn out by soup-throwing protesters. Museums spent the...

Published on December 14, 2025
Two heists made in broad daylight present a scarier challenge for museums worn out by soup-throwing protesters. Museums spent the past few years sinking resources into outsmarting climate-change activists who sloshed tomato soup, cake icing and other foodstuffs all over iconic masterpieces to get attention. Now, museums and cultural spaces are battling a bigger problem: Brazen art thieves. https://lnkd.in/gtXkKruR
Continue reading on website
Other news

A delay in announcing a large theft of artefacts from a museum has made it "easier for the criminals", according to an art recover...

December 13, 2025
A delay in announcing a large theft of artefacts from a museum has made it "easier for the criminals", according to an art recovery expert.About 600 items were taken from Bristol Museum's British Empire and Commonwealth collection in two raids on its archive building in September."The criminals are not looking to display them anywhere, they're looking to cash in as quickly as possible."Avon and So

An ongoing investigation revealed critical errors in the museum's security response, including directing police to the wrong side...

December 14, 2025
An ongoing investigation revealed critical errors in the museum's security response, including directing police to the wrong side of the building.French investigators have uncovered a crucial piece of evidence in the $102 million Louvre heist: security footage that captured the thieves in action—contradicting earlier claims by the museum’s director that no video existed. The revelation, shared dur