Noah Charney (page 2)

Noah Charney is a Salon arts columnist and professor specializing in art crime, and author of "The Art of Forgery" (Phaidon).

Statue of Liberty

Statue of Liberty: Still America’s national icon? Noah Charney

Caravaggio the criminal: How a life on the lam changed the Baroque painter's art Noah Charney

Caravaggio the criminal: The violent life and crimes of an artistic genius Noah Charney

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

The art of the war memorial: What should a monument to a past conflict do? Noah Charney

How we lost the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World Noah Charney

Robot head

Are robots moving sculptures? On Art, illusion and artificial intelligence Noah Charney

Terracotta bell-krater (mixing bowl)

The Met Python’s flying circus: A museum, a vase and the kingpin of stolen antiquities Noah Charney

Banksy

Why do we care who Banksy is? Noah Charney

Kathryn Hahn and Kevin Bacon in

How good is Dick, anyway? An art scholar evaluates the work of Jill Soloway's fictional art-throb Noah Charney

Son of Man, The Pixies

Pixies and the Surrealist continuum Noah Charney

A brown wall with cuneiform writing

Museum of the Bible is busted: Inside the Hobby Lobby owners' dodgy artifact practices Noah Charney

Germany Gurlitt

The first glimpse inside a Nazi looted art collection Noah Charney

Jeff Koons near his sculptures

Did Jeff really paint that Koons? Working at a modern studio isn't exactly a Renaissance apprenticeship Noah Charney

Green Day; Jackson Pollock

Power chords and Pollock: Art history and a theoretical superstructure of punk Noah Charney

Rowan Atkinson as Mr. Bean in

What Mr. Bean teaches us about the American museum patron Noah Charney

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