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| Knowledge
(Described as Theoritical and/or Factual Knowledge.)
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1) Introduction to Art Crimes
Students learn the general definition of art crimes and comprehend the effects of these crimes on society. Recognize the types of art crimes and the basic concepts related to these crimes. Evaluates the cultural and economic dimensions of these crimes.
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2) History of Art Crimes
Students learn how art crimes have changed and developed throughout history. Examine the evolution of art crimes through historical events and cases. Students learn about important cases of art theft and forgery.
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3) Methods of Combating Art Crimes
Students learn the methods used in the fight against art crime. Understand the roles of police, museums and other institutions. Understand national and international collaborations and legal regulations.
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4) Introduction to Antiquities Smuggling
Students learn what smuggling of historical artifacts is and how it takes place. Evaluate the causes and consequences of smuggling. Understand the effects of such crimes on cultural heritage.
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5) Case Study on Trafficking in Antiquities
Students examine important cases of antiquities smuggling. Analyze the methods and results of smuggling through the events that took place. Evaluates the measures taken in the fight against antiquities smuggling.
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6) Legal Measures Against Antiquities Smuggling
Students learn the legal regulations in the fight against smuggling of historical artifacts. Have knowledge about international agreements and laws. Understands the role of law in the fight against smuggling.
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7) Introduction to Art Theft
Students learn what art theft is and how it happens. Understand the methods of theft of artworks and the motivations for these crimes. Evaluate the economic and cultural effects of art theft.
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8) Art Theft Case Study
Students examine important cases of art theft. Learn how artworks are stolen and recovered. Analyze the effects and consequences of art theft through real cases.
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9) Protection Methods Against Art Theft
Students learn the methods of protection against art theft. Have knowledge about security measures used in museums and private collections. Understands the role of technology in the protection of works of art.
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10) Introduction to Art Forgery
Students learn what art forgery is and how it happens. Understand the processes of creating and selling forged artworks. Evaluate the effects of forgery on the art market.
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11) Art Forgery Case Study
Students examine important cases of art forgery. Analyze how forgeries are detected and the consequences of such incidents. Evaluate the effects of forgery through real cases.
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12) Methods to Combat Art Forgery
Students learn the methods used in the fight against art forgery. Have knowledge about scientific analysis, documentation and certification processes. Understand the role of technology in counterfeiting prevention.
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13) Introduction to Vandalism in Art
Students learn what vandalism in art is and how it happens. Evaluates the causes and consequences of vandalism. Understands the effects of such crimes on works of art.
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14) Methods of Protection against Vandalism in Art
Students learn the methods of protection against vandalism in art. Have knowledge about security measures and restoration techniques used in the protection of works of art. Evaluates the legal and social measures taken against vandalism.
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15) Vandalism in Art Case Study
Students examine important cases of art vandalism. Analyze incidents that damage works of art and the consequences of such acts. Evaluate the effects of vandalism through real cases.
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16) Methods of Protection against Vandalism in Art
Students learn the methods of protection against vandalism in art. Have knowledge about security measures and restoration techniques used in the protection of works of art. Evaluates the legal and social measures taken against vandalism.
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| Skills
(Describe as Cognitive and/or Practical Skills.)
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| Competences
(Described as "Ability of the learner to apply knowledge and skills autonomously with responsibility", "Learning to learn"," Communication and social" and "Field specific" competences.)
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| Week |
Subject |
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Pekiştirme |
| 1) |
Introduction to Art Crimes
This week, the general definition and scope of art crimes will be emphasized. The cultural, economic and social dimensions of art crimes will be discussed; the effects of these crimes on society will be discussed. Furthermore, an overview of the types of art crimes (theft, forgery, smuggling and vandalism) will be provided. Students will be introduced to the basic concepts to understand the causes and consequences of these crimes and learn about the general methods used to combat these crimes. |
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History of Art Crimes
How art crimes have evolved throughout history will be examined. It will discuss how these crimes have changed and evolved through important cases of art crimes from antiquity to the present day. In particular, Renaissance art thefts, major art forgeries in modern times, and major smuggling cases will be discussed. This week will focus on understanding how art crimes have been perceived in a historical context and how this perception has changed over time. |
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Methods of Combating Art Crimes
Methods and strategies used in the fight against art crimes will be emphasized. The roles of institutions such as the police and museums will be examined, and national and international cooperation and legal regulations will be discussed. In addition, information will be provided on measures taken to protect works of art, security systems and technological innovations. Students will analyze case studies that have been successful in combating art crime and discuss the challenges faced in this field. |
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Introduction to the Art Market
General information about the functioning and structure of the art market will be given. The buying and selling processes of artworks, auctions, galleries and private collections will be emphasized. The economic dimensions of the art market, the balance of supply and demand and the valuation of artworks will be discussed. In addition, information about the actors in the art market and their roles will be provided. |
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Ethical and Legal Issues in the Art Market
Ethical and legal issues in the art market will be discussed. How art crimes such as forgery, theft and smuggling affect the market will be examined and the ethical dilemmas encountered in combating these crimes will be discussed. In addition, the principles of transparency and honesty in the art market will be emphasized and the importance of acting in accordance with these principles will be emphasized. |
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Security Measures in the Art Market
Security measures taken for the protection of works of art will be examined. Security systems and technological innovations used in museums, galleries and private collections will be discussed. In addition, information will be given about the security measures to be taken during the transportation and storage of works of art. This week, the difficulties encountered in the protection of works of art and how these difficulties can be overcome will be emphasized. |
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Introduction to Antiquities Smuggling
The definition and scope of smuggling of historical artifacts will be emphasized. The causes of smuggling of historical artifacts, the methods and consequences of this crime will be discussed. In addition, the effects of antiquities smuggling on cultural heritage and the measures taken to combat this crime will be discussed. Students will comprehend the basic concepts of antiquities smuggling and the social effects of this crime. |
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Case Study of Antiquities Smuggling
Important cases of antiquities smuggling will be analyzed. How smuggling takes place, how smuggled artifacts are recovered and the consequences of these crimes will be analyzed. It will also provide information about legal regulations and international cooperation in antiquities smuggling. Through real cases, students will understand the effects of antiquities smuggling and the challenges of combating this crime. |
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Legal Measures Against Smuggling of Historical Artifacts
Legal regulations and international agreements in the fight against smuggling of historical artifacts will be emphasized. The roles of international organizations such as UNESCO and INTERPOL and their activities in the fight against smuggling will be discussed. In addition, national legal measures taken against antiquities smuggling and the effectiveness of these measures will be examined. Students will understand how law plays a role in the fight against antiquities smuggling. |
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Introduction to Art Theft
The definition and scope of art theft will be emphasized. The causes of art theft, the methods and consequences of this crime will be discussed. In addition, the economic and cultural effects of art theft will be discussed. Students will comprehend the basic concepts of art theft and the social effects of this crime. |
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Art Theft Case Study
Important cases of art theft will be analyzed. How the theft takes place, how stolen works are recovered and the consequences of these crimes will be analyzed. It will also provide information on legal regulations and international collaborations related to art theft. Through real cases, students will understand the effects of art theft and the challenges of combating this crime. |
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Methods of Protection against Art Theft
Protection methods against art theft will be emphasized. Security measures and technological innovations used in museums and private collections will be discussed. In addition, the measures to be taken in the protection of works of art and the effectiveness of these measures will be evaluated. Students will understand how security measures against art theft work and how effective these measures are in protecting works of art. |
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Introduction to Art Forgery
The definition and scope of art forgery will be emphasized. The processes of creating and selling forged artworks, the causes and consequences of this crime will be discussed. Furthermore, the effects of art forgery on the art market will be discussed. Students will comprehend the basic concepts of art forgery and the social effects of this crime. |
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Art Forgery Case Study
Important cases of art forgery will be analyzed. How forgeries are detected, the consequences of such incidents and the measures taken to combat forgery will be analyzed. In addition, information on legal regulations and international collaborations related to art forgery will be provided. Through real cases, students will understand the effects of art forgery and the challenges in combating this crime. |
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Methods of Fight Against Art Forgery
Methods and strategies used in the fight against art forgery will be emphasized. Information on scientific analysis, documentation and certification processes will be provided. In addition, the role of technology in the fight against art forgery and the effectiveness of these technologies will be discussed. Students will understand how the methods used in the fight against art forgery work and how these methods affect the art market. |
| 16) |
Introduction to Vandalism in Art and Protection Methods
The definition and scope of vandalism in art will be emphasized. The causes of vandalism, the methods and consequences of this crime will be discussed. In addition, information will be given about the security measures taken in the protection of works of art and restoration techniques. |
| References: |
Charney, N. (Ed.). (2009). Art & Crime: Exploring the Dark Side of the Art World. Praeger Publishers.
O'Keefe, P. J. (2017). Protecting Cultural Objects: Before and After 1970. Institute of Art and Law.
Ulph, J., & Smith, I. (Eds.). (2012). The Illicit Trade in Art and Antiquities: International Recovery and Criminal and Civil Liability. Hart Publishing.
Watson, P. (2007). The Medici Conspiracy: The Illicit Journey of Looted Antiquities, from Italy’s Tomb Raiders to the World’s Greatest Museums. PublicAffairs.
Burnham, B. (2011). The Art of Forgery: The Minds, Motives and Methods of Master Forgers. Palgrave Macmillan. |
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| Activities |
Number of Activities |
Workload |
| Course Hours |
15 |
30 |
| Laboratory |
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| Application |
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| Special Course Internship (Work Placement) |
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| Field Work |
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| Study Hours Out of Class |
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| Article Critical |
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| Article Writing |
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| Module Group Study |
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| Brainstorming |
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| Role Playing + Dramatizing |
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| Out-of-Class Study (Pre-study, Reinforcement, Practice Review, etc.) |
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| Homework (reading, writing, watching movies, etc.) |
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| Project Preparation + Presentation |
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| Report Preparation + Presentation |
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| Presentation / Seminar Preparation + Presenting |
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| Oral examination |
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| Preparing for Midterm Exams |
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| MIDTERM EXAM (Visa) |
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4 |
| Preparing for the General Exam |
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| GENERAL EXAM (Final) |
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| Participation |
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| Discussion |
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| Portfolio |
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| Logbook
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| Total Workload |
34 |
| ECTS (30 saat = 1 AKTS ) |
1 |