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The Pinakothek der Moderne in Munich said it had fired a worker for hanging one of his own pieces in its modern art collection. Sometimes getting your art displayed at [...]

An in-house appraiser noticed something was awry when the canvas on his workbench did not match a catalog entry. A worker at the Deutsches Museum in Munich stole paintings from [...]

Byline: Christopher F. Schuetze A ticket seller at an art museum in Switzerland spent more than a decade skimming cash. For this museum heist, every little bit counted. A court [...]

Byline: Christopher F. Schuetze 'The Parsonage Garden at Nuenen in Spring' was the only thing missing after a heist near Amsterdam. Whoever was behind the theft made the move on [...]

''The Parsonage Garden at Nuenen in Spring'' was the only thing missing after a heist near Amsterdam. Whoever was behind the theft made the move on the artist's birthday, knowingly [...]

Byline: Melissa Eddy and Christopher F. Schuetze Artifacts including diamonds, rubies and sapphires, said to be of immeasurable historical value, were taken from a display room in Dresden. BERLIN - [...]

Artifacts including diamonds, rubies and sapphires, said to be of immeasurable historical value, were taken from a display room in Dresden. BERLIN -- Thieves broke into a museum in the [...]

BERLIN -- The cultural authorities in Germany have agreed on a set of guidelines for the return of artifacts taken from the country's former colonies. In signing the eight-page agreement [...]

The article reports on the 483 pieces of ancient gold coins valued at about 1.7 million dollars which were stolen from the Celtic and Roman Museum Bavaria, Germany.

The article offers information on a blast in the Humboldt Museum in Berlin, Germany as two tar cookers exploded on April 8, 2020.

The article reports that the German Bratwurst Museum, a museum dedicated to sausages, has received controversy after announcing its relocation to a site in Mühlhausen, the same site of the Buchenwald concentration camp during World War II.

The article reports that the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation overseeing Berlin's state museums has returned nine artifacts to Alaska's indigenous communities after it was determined they were taken from graves in the 1880s without permission of the native people.

The article reports on the denial of the Kunsthal on accusations of sloppy security in the aftermath of the theft of valuable artworks in Rotterdam, Netherlands in 2012. Emily Ansenk, the director of the gallery, ignored reports that a back emergency door was left unlocked for the thieves. The seven stolen artworks, including paintings by Pablo Picasso, were replaced immediately with other works from the foundation so that the museum unveiled with no empty spaces.