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Michael Barzman, a Los Angeles auctioneer, has pled guilty to lying to the FBI about creating the Orlando Museum of Art's forged Basquiats.
[Many thanks to Veerle Poupeye (Critical.Caribbean.Art) for bringing this item to our attention.] “An expert’s guide to Jean-Michel Basquiat: four must-read books on the American artist” presents “All you ever wanted to know about Basquiat, from his best quotes to an ‘intimate insight’ from his family—selected by the curator Dieter Buchhart” for The Art Newspaper.…
All you ever wanted to know about Basquiat, from his best quotes to an “intimate insight” from his family—selected by the curator Dieter Buchhart
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An expert whose comments appeared to give credibility to the purported Jean-Michel Basquiat paintings seized from Orlando Museum of Art by the FBI says she flat-out rejected nine of the works in her reports.
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Jordana Moore Saggese, a University of Maryland art professor caught up in the art forgery controversy swirling around a now-discredited exhibit of the works of the late painter Jean-Michel Basquiat at the Orlando Museum of Art, went public Friday in an effort to clear her name.