Stephen Kurkjian is one of the most acclaimed investigative reporters in the country. A forty-year veteran of the Boston Globe, he is the paper’s former Washington bureau chief and a founding member of its investigative Spotlight Team. Kurkjian has won more than twenty-five national and regional awards, including the Pulitzer Prize on three occasions. He is a graduate of Suffolk Law School and lives in Boston.
During his career, Kurkjian specialized in writing about political and government corruption, as well as, in his later years, art theft. He has also written and spoken extensively about the Armenian Genocide, and his most recent article on the Genocide of 1915 is shown below.
In 1992, Steve traveled to eastern Turkey with his father, Anooshavan Kurkjian, to visit his father’s birthplace. Several months after returning from the trek, Steve wrote about the visit in a cover piece for the Boston Sunday Globe Magazine.
Published book:
Master Thieves: The Boston Gangsters Who Pulled Off the World’s Greatest Art Heist – 2015
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