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- 1Whitney Museum previews new Lichtenstein and Warhol shows●Visited the Whitney Museum today, checked out the members preview of the Roy Lichtenstein show, Like New, and the Andy W
The Whitney Museum in New York is hosting two new exhibitions: Roy Lichtenstein's 'Like New' and Andy Warhol's 'Family Album', a collection of Polaroid portraits. 'Family Album' is now open, while 'Like New' opens to the public on Sunday following a members preview. Early visitors report both shows are worth seeing.
- 2Ex-Owner of Coconut Grove Art Gallery Sentenced in Fake Warhol Scheme▼Ex-Owner of Coconut Grove art gallery gets prison in fake Warhol scheme
The former owner of a Coconut Grove art gallery in Miami has been sentenced to prison for a scheme involving fake Andy Warhol artworks. Details of the sentence length and specific charges have not been widely reported beyond the initial coverage from South Florida media.
- 3Miami art dealer sentenced to nearly four years over fake Warhols▼Miami art dealer gets nearly four years in prison for selling fake Warhols
A Miami art dealer has been sentenced to nearly four years in prison for selling counterfeit Andy Warhol works. The case underscores ongoing concerns about forgery and authentication in the high-end art market, where fake pieces can fetch substantial sums from collectors and galleries before the fraud is uncovered.
- 4Miami art dealer sentenced for selling fake Warhols▼Miami art dealer gets nearly 4 years for selling fake Warhol paintings
A Miami art dealer has been sentenced to nearly four years in prison for selling counterfeit Andy Warhol paintings. The case adds to ongoing concerns about fraud in the art market, where authentication of high-value works remains a persistent challenge. The sentencing closes a case that drew attention in Miami's gallery scene.
- 5Ex-owner of Coconut Grove gallery sentenced in fake Warhol scheme●Ex-owner of Coconut Grove art gallery gets prison in fake Andy Warhol scheme
The former owner of a Coconut Grove art gallery has been sentenced to prison for a scheme involving counterfeit Andy Warhol works. The case, covered by South Florida media, adds to a string of recent art fraud prosecutions involving high-profile names, underscoring persistent forgery problems in the art market and drawing attention in the Miami gallery community.