Fingerprinting Pollock
Great article in this week’s New Yorker about the art authentication business.
The Mark of a Masterpiece – David Grann – New Yorker, July 12, 2010
Red Dot™
art® congratulates all the winners of this year’s class show.
Red Dot™ show winners for 2010:
AM Class: Mary Jo Anzel
PM Class: Adolfo Smith
TH Eve Class: Jeff Tocci
Blue Dot™ show winners for 2010:
AM Class: Jeff Tocci, Joan Cosellin, Mary Jo Anzel, Robert Schwartz, Sharon Kendrick
PM Class: Cricket Alexander, Mary Li, Moti Ohana, Osvaldo Perdomo, Renee Fineberg
TH Eve Class: Flora Jacobson, Ian Tang, Jeff Tocci
Be sure to see the Red Dot™ Show this Spring at the Art Students League.
Exhibition Preview
Images from the show are now available in the online gallery.
The 2010 Cenedella Class Show is coming
March 1st through 5th • Reception Thursday, March 4th
Saluggi’s Magic Theatre
For more information contact saluggismagictheatre@yahoo.com
This Art Has Been Approved by JP Morgan Chase
“It’s the first time we had Andy Warhol at the Bronx Museum.”
art® Underground: Saluggi’s Pizzeria
Saluggi's Pizzeria
art® goes underground this summer with a show at Saluggi Pizzeria’s new space at 325 Church Street in lower Manhattan. Work by Ekaterina Smirnova, Jeff Tocci, Scott Higgins and more. Through September 8. Free.
Art Students League Happy Hour Tuesdays take 15% off pizza and enjoy $9 pitchers Tuesdays with your Art Students League Student ID.
Saluggi’s Pizzeria
325 Church Street
New York NY 10013
The New Jersey Show June 12-14, 2009
The Art Students League of New York presents The New Jersey Show
Sponsored by The George A. Ohl, Jr. Trust Foundation
Curated by John Baber
Friday, June 12, 2009 – Sunday, June 14, 2009
Opening Reception FRI 6-10PM
Featuring the work of more than 40 ASL artists, instructors and employees
@ 113 DESIGN CO.
930 Newark Avenue Loft #6
Jersey City, NJ 07306 [directions]
For more information call (646) 496-2359
An Art Criminal’s Day of Reckoning
Lawrence B. Salander, noted Upper East Side art dealer, was charged with stealing from investors and collectors.
A noted Upper East Side art dealer has been indicted on charges he stole $88 million from investors and collectors who consigned artwork to him and said they were cheated out of the sale proceeds or never saw the pieces again, according to a person briefed on the case.
