Fraud: the case of Inigo Philbrick

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Inigo Philbrick

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Inigo Philbrick, the art dealer who allegedly fleeced collectors, investors and lenders out of more than $20m, then fled to a tropical island, pleaded guilty to federal wire fraud charges in a New York criminal court on 18 November 

Photo: Stuart C. Wilson/Getty Images for Galerie Patrick Sequin

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Christie's

From art to doing 'their part': US museums provide a vital community service by acting as polling sites 

election 2020

American Alliance of Museums

Legion of Honor

Voters fill out their ballots at privacy booths inside the Brooklyn Museum on day five of early voting for the 2020 Presidential Elections in the Brooklyn borough of New York City, 28 October 2020. It is estimated that 66 million people have already cast their ballots before election day on 3 November, breaking early voting records in US election history. 

What's On in New York: Brooklyn Museum of Art registers the interaction between design and technology;  Giacometti's centenary at the MOMA 

Museum of Modern Art New York

New York

Alberto Giacometti

Second World War

What's on

Leon Golub is still getting to the real at the Brooklyn Museum of Art

Artist interview

20th Century

Political Art

Charles Saatchi

Leon Golub

Star Wars exhibition opens in Bradford

Smithsonian Institution

Star Wars

Bradford

First, target your audience: Marketing the Brooklyn Museum of Art 

Art market

Baltimore Museum of Art

Marketing

Arnold Lehman

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