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A Portuguese Ex-Banker Convicted of Fraud in a $20 Million Art Deal Has Evaded Jail Time After a Criminal Statute Expired - Vimarsana News

A Portuguese Ex-Banker Convicted of Fraud in a $20 Million Art Deal Has Evaded Jail Time After a Criminal Statute Expired

Portuguese banker convicted of fraud and money laundering on a major art deal walks free after statute on crimes runs out.

Source: artnet.com
Can you guess why people aren't riding BART? New survey results here - Vimarsana News

Can you guess why people aren't riding BART? New survey results here

The Bay Area Council released results of a survey Tuesday showing safety is the main reason why BART is experiencing low ridership numbers.

Basquiat faker admits crime. Orlando Museum of Art owes answers | Commentary - Vimarsana News

Basquiat faker admits crime. Orlando Museum of Art owes answers | Commentary

A California auctioneer admitted he helped create fake art, attributed to Jean-Michel Basquiat, that was displayed at the Orlando Museum of Art. The museum owes this community answers.

Five artifacts linked to alum under investigation for art smuggling will remain at University Art Museum - Vimarsana News

Five artifacts linked to alum under investigation for art smuggling will remain at University Art Museum

Five items linked to Edoardo Almagià ’73, who is currently being investigated for illegally smuggling art, remain in the Princeton University Art Museum after eleven artifacts worth $200,000 were seized following a search warrant filed by the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office. 

FBI Launches Stolen Art App — FBI - Vimarsana News

FBI Launches Stolen Art App — FBI

Art enthusiasts, collectors, and law enforcement can now search the FBI's National Stolen Art File app.

Source: fbi.gov