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The charges mark the latest chapter in a multi-year investigation into Lévêque, who has been accused of abuse by as many as 10 victims.
Plus, MGM Resorts goes on an art-buying spree after selling off its Picassos, and a French town re-illuminates its Claude Lévêque sculpture.
A community council in Montreuil, France, has asked the city to reactivate the sculpture by disgraced artist Claude Lévêque.
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Lévêque denies the allegations. January 14, 2021 French artist Claude Leveque at the Opera Garnier in Paris on December 30, 2018. Photo by Lionel Bonaventure/AFP via Getty Images. Claude Lévêque, a decorated artist who represented France at the 2009 Venice Biennale, has suspended his relationship with his gallery and seen his work permanently removed from the walls of a museum in Geneva in light of an ongoing criminal investigation by French prosecutors. The Bobigny public prosecutor’s office confirmed to Artnet News that local police launched a preliminary investigation into Lévêqu...