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πŸ‡¬πŸ‡· To Vima
Crime & Justice

George Tsagkarakis: How did he acquire the Gospel? – The family drama of the 'money maker'

George Tsagkarakis, a renowned art dealer in Greece, is facing serious legal charges including embezzlement and fraud, which he vehemently denies.

Mar 22 β€’ 17:25 UTC
πŸ‡¬πŸ‡· To Vima
Crime & Justice

How G. Tsagkarakis Operated: The Method of Deception with Fake Artworks and Antiquities

A major operation by the Hellenic Police has uncovered an extensive network trafficking in fake artworks and antiquities, leading to the arrest of renowned gallerist George Tsagkarakis and one of his employees.

Mar 21 β€’ 17:55 UTC
πŸ‡¬πŸ‡· To Vima
Crime & Justice

Criminal prosecution for multiple felonies against Tsagkarakis

Criminal charges have been brought against George Tsagkarakis, the owner of a renowned gallery in Kolonaki, following a raid by authorities on his shops and warehouses.

Mar 21 β€’ 14:32 UTC
πŸ‡¬πŸ‡· To Vima
Crime & Justice

The Gospel of 1745 has opened Pandora's Box - the famous gallery owner caught in the nets of justice

A well-known art dealer in Greece has been arrested for serious violations of antiquity laws and is due to appear before a prosecutor amid concerns over the authenticity of artworks sold to numerous citizens.

Mar 21 β€’ 09:27 UTC
πŸ‡¨πŸ‡Ώ AktuΓ‘lnΔ›.cz
National & Local

Banana on the Wall. High School Students in a Prague Gallery Discuss Where Art Ends and Fraud Begins

Eighteen-year-old students at Kunsthalle Prague debate the statement "Everything can be art if it has an idea" as part of a unique competition arranging artistic discourse in the gallery setting.

Mar 3 β€’ 15:00 UTC
πŸ‡«πŸ‡· France24
National & Local

Yet more embarrassment for the Louvre amid ticket fraud revelations and leaky pipes

The Louvre has encountered further scandal due to a large-scale ticket fraud network that led to the arrest of two employees and adds to previous high-profile theft incidents.

Feb 14 β€’ 15:44 UTC
πŸ‡ΆπŸ‡¦ Al Jazeera
Crime & Justice

How did a fraud network infiltrate the world's most famous museum?

A sophisticated fraud network has caused over $11 million in losses at the Louvre Museum in Paris through counterfeit tickets used over the past decade.

Feb 14 β€’ 12:13 UTC
πŸ‡«πŸ‡· Le Figaro
Crime & Justice

An artist convicted for rigging his application for the Festival of Lights in Lyon

Damien Fontaine has been sentenced to six months in prison suspended for using privileged information to unfairly secure a contract for the Festival of Lights in Lyon.

Jan 15 β€’ 17:39 UTC

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