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Stay up to date on debates and conversations surrounding the acquisition, ownership and stewardship of art collections. DU's Center for Art Collection Ethics brings you the latest on the legal and ethical dimensions of issues related to Nazi-era art, Native American collections, global repatriation, antiquities and more.

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Interview with Dakota Hoska (Oglala Lakhóta), Assistant Curator of Native Arts, Denver Art Museum

ICYMI: Check out our 2020 interview with Dakota Hoska (Oglala Lakhóta), assistant curator of native arts at the Denver Art Museum.

April 22, 2021

DU Graduate Student Shares Experience with Provenance Research

legal & ethical challenges in art collection stewardship video

March 15, 2021

Legal and Ethical Challenges in Art Collection Stewardship

Watch the recording of our 3/16 event.

March 15, 2021

Why the Nazis Looted Art and Why it Still Matters

Watch the recording of our 3/9 event.

portrait of john locke painted in 1660 by sir peter lely, in a gilded gold frame

February 12, 2021

DU Provenance Research Conducted in Fall 2020 Art History Practicum

February 8, 2021

Visit the Center for Art Collections Ethics’ New Website and Blog

We are delighted to launch the new Center for Art Collections Ethics (ACE) website, in partnership with the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences’ (CAHSS) digital marketing team. With this redesign, the ACE website allows visitors to not only read our news blog, but also learn more about upcoming events, training programs, and other ways to stay involved with ACE.

November 13, 2020

University of Minnesota museum faces criticism for delaying repatriation of Native American items

September 25, 2020

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