Anna Sorokin on the 'Free Anna Delvey' Exhibition and Making Art
The group art show, “Free Anna Delvey,” is only the beginning for the imprisoned fake heiress.
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The group art show, “Free Anna Delvey,” is only the beginning for the imprisoned fake heiress.
The group art show, “Free Anna Delvey,” is only the beginning for the imprisoned fake heiress.
The show was curated by Alfredo Martinez, an artist who once served time in prison for forging Basquiat drawings.
“C.R.T. is a Black writer from the eighteen-fifties. I read some of his stuff in high school—it’s really beautiful.” —Arnold Ringer, judge
Roth, then 4, was wandering around her North Carolina neighborhood when her father took a picture of her flashing a sly smile while firefighters put out a house fire. While she may not be an arsonist or a pyromaniac, that soon became her alter ego. The image turned into a popular meme re-shared millions of times over the last decade, but the family never found a way to make money off Roth's internet infamy — until it was suggested that she sell the original image as a non-fungible token (NFT). "Being able to sell it just shows us that we do have some sort of control, some sort of agency in ...