Major Museum Founder Joe Berardo Has Been Accused of Committing Fraud Three separate Portuguese banks have sued Berardo in an attempt to recoup $1.2 billion in debt. By Helen Holmes
Fake Paintings Attributed to Modigliani, Goya and El Greco Have Been Seized in Spain At a distance, the forgeries are actually quite convincing; it begs the question of who exactly is responsible for their creation. By Helen Holmes
5 Important Works of Art Currently Being Sold by Museums Public museums are selling art to pay staff salaries or carry out long-term plans made more difficult to achieve due to a dramatic decrease in revenue. By Clayton Schuster
Take a Deep Dive Into the Knoedler Gallery Forgery Scandal With New Doc ‘Made You Look’ By Helen Holmes
New Whitney Exhibition Reveals Mexican Muralists’ Profound Impact on American Artists By David D'Arcy
Scientists Confirm Banksy’s Identity, Britain Names Venice Biennale Artist—and More By Alanna Martinez
Alan Dershowitz to Sell Art Collection, Ken Griffin Pays $500M for Pollock—and More By Alanna Martinez
New Foundation to Oversee Gurlitt Trove, Gardner Heist Informant Revealed and More By Alanna Martinez
How One of America’s Top Art Collectors, Alice Walton, Plans to Change the Art World By Ryan Steadman