Reporting Fraud: Distinguished Lecture with Eileen Kinsella

This event is both in-person AND online. In-person begins at 7 pm ET at Lester Pollack Colloquium Room (9th Floor of Furman Hall, NYU School of Law) Online Zoom begins at 7:30 pm ET.

Center for Art Law and NYU Law's Art Law Society invites you to a lecture with renowned journalist, Eileen Kinsella, examining art market fraud stories with focus on the career of art dealer Inigo Philbrick.

Drawing on her extensive experience covering art fraud, Eileen will share how she uncovers stories in the field and the investigative tactics she uses to pursue her leads. She will examine Inigo Philbrick's rise in the contemporary art market, the legal issues surrounding his business practices, and the fallout from his actions. Participants will learn about the hundreds of millions in alleged fraud, falsified contracts, and other deceptive practices that brought his career to an end. The discussion will also explore the broader implications for transparency, trust, and accountability in the art market.

About the Speaker

Eileen Kinsella is a Senior Market Reporter at Artnet News. She prepared and narrated a series of podcast episodes about Philbrick's career in the art market trade and fraud for Art Market Infamy.

PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS AN IN-PERSON EVENT AT FURMAN HALL, NYU SCHOOL OF LAW and Online via Zoom.

Note, there are also a limited number of spots reserved for NYU Law students. RSVP HERE if you would like to attend. If your availability changes, please let us know that you can no longer make it by emailing Emily (sbk8099@nyu.edu) or Ava (ajg9921@nyu.edu)!

SCHEDULE

7- 7:30 pm: Reception for in-person participants (Light refreshments will be served!)

7:30- 8:30 pm: Program/lecture begins (Zoom begins only at 7:30 pm)

VENUE IN PERSON

Lester Pollack Colloquium Room (9th Floor of Furman Hall, NYU School of Law)

245 Sullivan Street