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Tuesday, July 12, 2016

20/20 Hindsight: Lessons from the Knoedler/Rosales Affair

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One of the biggest art forgery scandals in recent years led to the downfall of the once-esteemed Knoedler Gallery and to a highly publicized trial in federal district court in New York and an on-going criminal investigation. The trial raised questions about art world practices and ethics, revealing inherent weaknesses in a field where much is based on trust and reputation and people may be reluctant to speak out when they suspect a fake. What can we learn from this sad episode? Join us as IFAR's distinguished speakers, some of whom were involved in the case, discuss this subject from a variety of vantage points.  

Q&A and a Reception Follow the Talks

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Reporter, The New York Times

John Cahill, Partner, Cahill Partners, LLP
Sharon Flescher, Executive Director, International Foundation for Art Research (IFAR)
James Martin, President, Orion Analytical LLC
Adam Sheffer, President, Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA)
Robert Storr, Professor of Painting and Former Dean, Yale School of the Arts