Knoedler Scandal Documentary to Become Feature Film and More: Morning Links from October 26, 2020
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$80 M. Knoedler Art Forgery Scandal Is Explored—Again, But Blandly—in New Documentary
It is the second film released about the controversy this year.
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Barry Avrich Talks About His New Knoedler Forgery Documentary, ‘Made You Look’
"I'm balanced. You know, I will let the audience decide," the filmmaker said.
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It’s Over: Knoedler Settles With the De Soles, Concluding Three-Week Case Over $8.3 M. Fake Rothko
Domenico and Eleanore De Sole have settled with the remaining defendants in their case regarding their purchase of a fake Mark Rothko painting from New York’s Knoedler Gallery for $8.3 million…
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Ann Freedman Settles With the De Soles in Knoedler Trial Over $8.3 M. Fake Rothko
The collectors' suit against the gallery will continue
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Mark Rothko’s Son on the Knoedler Trial: ‘I Didn’t Want to Be Sitting Here Today’
The artist Mark Rothko’s son, Christopher, testified Monday in U.S. District Court in Manhattan, in the case focusing on a forged Rothko purchased by Domenico and Eleanore De Sole from the
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Tears, Shouting Matches, and a Slew of Expert Witnesses as Knoedler Trial Heads Into Week Two
Domenico and Eleanore De Sole, their art advisor James Kelly, and a number of expert witnesses, testified in U.S. District Court in Manhattan as the first week in the De Soles’ case against the
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Domenico De Sole, Who Paid $8.3 M. for Fake Rothko, Takes the Stand in Knoedler Trial
Domenico De Sole took the stand in U.S. District Court in Manhattan on Wednesday, testifying in front of the fake Rothko that he purchased at the Knoedler Gallery in 2004 for $8.3 million. De
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‘I Find the Art World Very Oppressive’: Tony Smith’s 1971 Q&A With Lucy R. Lippard
Tony Smith was something of a Renaissance man. Best known for his steel sculptures (he preferred the word “presences”), the New Jersey-born artist also dabbled in architecture, painting, and art…
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Good News for People Who Bear Bad News: Legislators Seek to Shield Art Authenticators
A bill recently proposed in New York's legislature by Republican Senator Betty Little and Democratic Assemblywoman Linda Rosenthal aims to protect art specialists who render good faith judgments abo…
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Louisiana Senator Celebrates National Seersucker Day
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I wish Marvel had the guts to deliver this huge Secret Invasion twist
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NBC’s Bevacqua to Take Notre Dame AD Reins From Jack Swarbrick
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