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----------------------------------------- Noah’s New Interview Series for THE DAILY BEAST, “How I Write” begins with his interview of Jodi Picoult ----------------------------------------- Noah Charney ----------------------------------------- Noah Charney ----------------------------------------- Noah Charney, Paul Denton, and John Kleberg ----------------------------------------- Noah Charney ----------------------------------------- The LA Times on The Ghent Altarpiece ----------------------------------------- Review of “The Thefts of the Mona Lisa” ----------------------------------------- Book Review for CAA Reviews ----------------------------------------- Book Review for ArtInfo ----------------------------------------- Exhibition Review for Books & Culture ----------------------------------------- “The Lure of Venice” by Noah Charney in Sotheby’s at Auction magazine (June 2011) ----------------------------------------- Noah Charney on ArtInfo, on the Truth Behind the Lost “Judges” Panel from The Ghent Altarpiece: ----------------------------------------- Noah Charney was invited by the charity Venice in Peril to talk about his twelve favorite things about Venice. The selection was published by Venice in Peril in the Fall 2009. View PDF. ----------------------------------------- ART & CRIME: EXPLORING THE DARK SIDE OF THE ART WORLD A collection of essays on art crime and its influence on all aspects of the international art community, including the art trade, museums, collecting, security, law, insurance, archaeology, conservation, and policing. ART & CRIME: EXPLORING THE DARK SIDE OF THE ART WORLD is being edited by Noah Charney and will be published under the auspices of ARCA by Praeger Press in 2009. All profits from the sale of this book will go directly to ARCA to fund their non-profit activities to protect art.
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Articles: http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/commentary/la-oe-charney-leonardo-20111106,0,2568694.story Ten Must-See Artworks in Seattle Museums MacLean’s (14 October 2010) “Provenance, Art Theft, and Getty Loot” by Noah Charney (13 Dec 2010) Noah Charney in The New Yorker (13 Dec 2010) Noah Charney on the Christmas 2010 Edition of NPR’s “All Things Considered Inside the Book Tour Five
Art Crimes of 2008 Four
Categories of Art Crime and Their Effect on the Art Trade Top
Ten Must-See Artworks in Belgium Read an article by Noah in El Pais. (PDF Download) Noah
Charney Op-Ed on the Bill Reid Art Theft (view PDF) The
Scotsman Editorial UIA
Talk - Art Crime Fact & Fiction "Steal
the World" "How
to Steal a Painting" ----------------------------------------- Noah Charney’s App Guide to the Art of Florence Noah has written a guided tour of the greatest art and architecture of Florence, Italy for the excellent App developer, Pocket Guide. The resulting guide is now available for download through the free Pocket Guide App. Pocket Guide Apps use GPS software to help you navigate the city you are visiting and to find the major historical and cultural sites of interest. When you reach each new site, the guide knows that you are there and automatically begins to tell you about what you see. You can control the guide, listen to a narrator tell you about the site, or you can read the information yourself. The guides feel like having a private guided tour with an informed and entertaining professor. The guide to Florence can be tailored to any length you like. If you have only a short time in the magical city of Florence, and would like some guidance to the must-see art of the city, then this is an ideal tour. It provides a sample of the best art of Florence, from world-renowned museums to treasure-house churches. For those who would like expert advice and guidance on which works are worth the journey, then this is the only guide you will need. All of the major art sites are included in this tour, as well as many hidden gems. Sites include: the Duomo, the Accademia (and Michelangelo’s “David”), the Uffizi (and Botticelli’s “Birth of Venus”), Palazzo Pitti, Palazzo Vecchio (including the story of the famous lost Leonardo painting that is being investigated in the Palazzo as we speak), the Ponte Vecchio, the Bargello (including Donatello’s “David”), the Brancacci Chapel (and Masaccio’s frescoes), and the churches of Santa Felicita and Santa Maria Novella, among others. The guide is written by best-selling author and professor of art history at American University of Rome (and author of The Secret History of Art blog series), Noah Charney, who taught art history in Florence for several years.
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