September 8, 2026

Fine Art

Fine Art

Miami Art Dealer Is Charged With Selling Fraudulent Warhols

[ad_1] A Miami art dealer was indicted on charges that he sold fraudulent Andy Warhols to collectors and provided them with fake invoices and forged authentication documents to make them appear legitimate. The indictment accuses the dealer, Leslie Roberts of Miami Fine Art Gallery, of going to elaborate lengths to convince buyers that the works

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Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Names Pierre Terjanian as Director

[ad_1] The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston named Pierre Terjanian its next director and chief executive after a seven-month international search, museum officials said on Thursday. Terjanian, the chief of curatorial affairs and conservation at the museum, will succeed Matthew Teitelbaum, who became the director in 2015. Terjanian will begin his new position in July.

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Federal authorities charge Coconut Grove art dealer in alleged Andy Warhol forgery scheme

[ad_1] A Coconut Grove fine art dealer and an accomplice were indicted in federal court, accused of orchestrating a sophisticated conspiracy to sell forged Andy Warhol artworks using falsified invoices and authentications, the United States Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Florida announced. Leslie Roberts, 62, of Miami, faces charges of wire fraud conspiracy

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The Dream of Lost Masterpieces and the Realities of Art Authentication

[ad_1] Rembrandt van Rhijn‘s Adoration of the Magi from 1632 was rediscovered in 2021. Fine Art Images/Heritage Images/Getty Images Based on recent headlines, you might think dumpster diving is a pretty profitable enterprise in the art market. There was the March story of the woman in Pennsylvania, Heidi Markow, who bought a drawing allegedly by French

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Fine artist Graham Vasey has new exhibition in Darlington

[ad_1] Beyond Beaten Paths will showcase Mr Vasey’s ‘ethereal’ black and white photographic pieces at Gallerina, based in Victoria Road, until May 3. The artist, who lives in County Durham, is inspired by the landscape, its history, and the complex relationships that exist between man and the land.Graham Vasey is inspired by the landscape and

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Fine Arts Educator of the Year honored by Stanly County Arts Council

[ad_1] Fine Arts Educator of the Year honored by Stanly County Arts Council Published 3:47 pm Thursday, April 3, 2025 Daniel Dickens, music teacher at Locust Elementary, is awarded the 2025 Fine Arts Educator of the Year. Pictured, from left, are Renee VanHorn, executive director of the Stanly County Arts Council, Daniel Dickens and Kelly

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3 decades after opening, rural Central NY art center hires teacher as first paid staffer

[ad_1] Pulaski, N.Y. — During the wane of the pandemic, Brooke Morse decided to relearn the pottery wheel. Now she’s teaching the art of pottery to people of all ages. Morse, who works for the Sandy Creek Central School District, has taught art to students in middle and high school for 15 years. The Salmon

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Royal Glasgow Institute of Fine Arts has new exhibitions launched

[ad_1] The Royal Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts (RGI) is celebrating its renaissance with exhibitions at the RGI Kelly Gallery in Glasgow and Fidra Fine Art in Gullane, East Lothian. The institution supported the early careers of renowned Scottish artists such as Charles Rennie Mackintosh and the Glasgow Boys. Read more: Dozens of dogs looking

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Review: ‘Tamara de Lempicka’ at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston

[ad_1] Tamara de Lempicka, Portrait of Ira P., 1930; oil on panel, private collection. © 2024 Tamara de Lempicka Estate, LLC / ADAGP, Paris / ARS, NY.Image © 1969 Christie’s Images Limited Welcome to One Fine Show, where Observer highlights a recently opened exhibition at a museum not in New York City, a place we

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Could the future of the art market lie in antiques? – The Art Newspaper

[ad_1] Don’t cry victory yet, antique dealers. Boring brown furniture remains difficult, even impossible to shift. Some other antique fields are unfashionable, such as tapestries, porcelain and silver—sectors that were deeply collected a couple of generations ago. And yet, there are as always exceptions for the unusual and the exceptional. I visited The European Fine

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