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IN THE COURTROOM.  The Palm Beach, Florida art dealer who was accused of knowingly  selling fake works  by  Andy Warhol ,  Jean-Michel Basquiat ,  Banksy , and others,  Daniel Elie Bouaziz , was  sentenced to 27 months  in federal prison, the  Associated Press  reports. He was also ordered to pay a fine of $15,000. Bouaziz  pleaded guilty  to money laundering in February, and prosecutors agreed to drop 16 other charges against him. Law-enforcement officials have said that he offered fake Warhols at prices between $75,000 and $240,000, with one customer giving him a down payment of $200,000. A hearing on restitution is on the calendar for later this summer.




A DOUBLEHEADER IN JAPAN.  The sui generis fair  Art Collaboration Kyoto  announced the 64 galleries that will be in  its third edition , running October 28 to 30. Taking place at the  Kyoto International Conference Center , ACK pairs Japanese galleries and international colleagues in shared booths. This year’s matchups include  Misako & Rosen  with  47 Canal  and  Kotaro Nukaga  with  Almine Rech , and more. Meanwhile,  Art Week Tokyo  is returning for its third outing November 2 to 5, and it just  released its lineup , which features more than 50 galleries and institutions. The event is again being presented in collaboration with  Art Basel , and this year’s affair will include a  curated section  at the  Okura Museum of Art ,  Ocula  reports.




The Digest




The Italian architect  Paolo Portoghesi , who was also a noted historian and educator, died yesterday at 92. He was president of the  Venice Biennale ’s architecture section for more than a decade, and his projects included the  Mosque of Rome  and the  Church of Sacra Famiglia  in Salerno, Italy.  [Designboom]




The 2023 edition of the  Art Gallery of South Australia ’s  Ramsay Art Prize , which goes to an Australian artist under the age of 40, has been won by  Ida Sophia . The award comes with AU$100,000 (about US$66,100).  [ArtAsiaPacific]




The great sculptor  Reverend Joyce McDonald , who’s making her U.K. debut at London’s  Maureen Paley  gallery this week at the age of 72, got the profile treatment from  Dominic Rushe . “My art has helped heal old wounds and has freed me from the bondage that once oppressed my mind,” she has written.  [The Guardian]




More than 50 years ago, a 1963 painting by the  Australian Brett Whiteley  was loaned to the  Dallas Museum of Art —and never retrieved. Efforts to locate its owner were unsuccessful, and so the museum just sold the piece through  Heritage Auctions  for $575,000.  [Financial Review]




Art dealer  Joe Nahmad  reportedly married model  Madison Headrick  at a hotel on the Italian island of Sardinia this past weekend, and attendees included  Leonardo DiCaprio  and  Serena  and  Venus Williams .  [Page Six]




Locals hope that the reopening of the  Buffalo AKG Art Museum  (née the  Albright-Knox Art Gallery ) next month, after an extensive expansion, will juice tourism to the area. It’s “a once-in-a-generation opportunity to reintroduce Buffalo to the traveling public and to the traveling media,” one official said.  [The Buffalo News]




The Kicker




PEER PRESSURE.  Painter  Jacqueline Humphries  is about to open twin shows with the  Modern Art  gallery in London, and  in an interview  with the  Financial Times , she recalled her time at the vigorously conceptually  Whitney Independent Study Program  in the 1980s. “A bunch of the fellows got together one day and marched into my studio as a group and told me I had to stop painting,” she said. Her response: “Wow, this is great, I’m doing something right! They took the time to pay attention.” That is how you do it, artist! The rest is history.  [FT]