While stolen art is hardly a rare thing, you won’t find so many stories and actual criminal cases as compared to the number of crimes in other segments of life. However, even this industry has its antiheroes. Here is the list of the most notorious art fraudsters, thieves, and forgers who were caught.
Tag Archives: Art
Despite a century-long story, mixed media art is arguably one of the freshest techniques in today’s philosophy of aesthetics, allowing creators to merge different mediums–old and new ones–to produce truly remarkable and unparalleled projects.
From November 28 – December 4, thousands of people around the world will come to Florida to witness the opening of the grandiose Miami Art Week 2022. One of the most anticipated celebrations in the world of art will bring together vibrant art fairs and shows in Miami and Miami Beach.
The Art Assembly, the affiliation of many major international art shows and festivals, plans to launch a brand-new art fair in Tokyo – Tokyo Gendai – on July 7-9, 2023. Let’s get down to some essential details.
What if we tell you that you can become an artist for only a moment? The next AI art generators will make it possible in less than a minute.
Jean Perreal and Leonardo Da Vinci are believed to be among the first known artists to have popularized using chalk in art. Since that time, it has grown to be a much more diverse and versatile product that many artists thereafter mastered and transformed into an aesthetic phenomenon.
The Brooklyn Museum in New York is an art space with a vast and exciting history. Since its foundation in 1895, the museum has changed its conception several times, so, it has made a long and complicated way to achieve today’s results. This museum can be compared to a living thing — some aspects have undergone a 180-degree turn, and some remained constant. But the Brooklyn Museum continues its development even at present times and gives joy to its numerous visitors with exciting exhibitions and installations.
On October 14, 2022, two activists of the “Just Stop Oil” movement colored Van Gogh’s “Sunflowers” with tomato soup and glued their hands to the wall at the National Gallery in London.