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“The Art of Forgery: The Minds, Motives and Methods of the Master Forgers” explores the stories, dramas and human intrigues behind the world’s most famous forgeries. Author Noah Charney investigates the motivations behind the artists and criminals who faked great works of art, and hence deceived the public, prestigious institutions and the art establishment. The […]
10
Jan
2019
Jan
2019
“Hot Art” reveals the unknown aspects of art theft. It is the product of Joshua Knelman’s extensive research and travels which took four years. During this time, the author travelled the world, chasing mysterious world of international art theft from Cairo to New York, London, Montreal and Los Angeles. In the meantime, he befriends Paul, […]
10
Jan
2019
Jan
2019
The autobiographical book explores the life of one of the greatest and most talented art forgers of the world, Eric Hebborn. His account reveals a life transformed from the Royal Art Academy into the dark side of the art world. Despite winning prizes as a student at art schools, Hebborn later failed to find recognition […]
10
Jan
2019
Jan
2019
“The Conman” was written by Lonely Salisbury&Aly Suja. It tells the thrilling story of the art forgery which fooled the British Modern Art World for over a decade. This scam would never have ended if it hadn’t been for a naked woman and a microwaved goldfish. A school teacher puts a modest advertisement in “Private […]
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Oct
2018
Oct
2018
Originally published in 2011, Iain Robertson’s New Art, New Markets focuses on contemporary art markets. It draws attention to three types of emerging markets for contemporary art: the very recently established, the maturing and the mature. In this revised second edition published in 2018, Robertson incorporates new geographies into his analysis; South America, South Africa […]
12
Jun
2018
Jun
2018
Firstly published in 1937, this evocative book tells the fascinating story of self portraiture in art history. As a Phaidon Classic, the book presents 500 of the world’s greatest and most iconic self portraits, arranged in a simple chronological sequence from ancient times to the late 20th century. It sheds light on artists’ urge to […]
12
Jun
2018
Jun
2018
The book looks into American art in the second half of the twentieth century, through the eyes of the visionary curator who helped shape it. Walter Hopps was a world-renowned curator, who changed contemporary art scene after decades of gallery ownership, curatorship and leadership. A few years before passing away in 2005, he began writing […]
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May
2018
May
2018
John Berger is a world-renowned author who inspired millions with his tv shows, publications and books on art and artists. In the Portraits, the author who passed away in 2017 says ‘’after watching an artwork in a museum or gallery, I try to enter into its workshop, into the mindset of its making. And there, […]
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Dec
2017
Dec
2017
The Florentine painter and architect Giorgio Vasari’s ‘Lives of the Artists’ was first published in 1550 and later became the foundation text of art historiography. Now available in Turkish, this book offers us a closer look into the lives of famous Italian artists who lived between the 13th and 16th centuries, at the same time […]
28
Dec
2017
Dec
2017
When Art Meets Design is prepared by the internationally renowned American painter and designer Hunt Slonem. It offers exciting insights to the artists fabulously decorated and carefully renovated mansions, with vivid photos from interiors of Slonem’s mansions such as those at Louisiana and New York. This book also presents us a fascinating story about the […]