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Internationally well connected and rich art pirates, who have long known the importance and value of Zimbabwean stone sculpture, have once again targeted leading names in the industry threatening the future of the world-famous and internationally acclaimed art form.
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Kaziwai,
I have read this article on so called fake artists and dealers and found it very interesting.
A number of questions occur to me to ask such as if it is so easy to fake the artists' works then what does that say about those works in the first place or in the second place the skill of the fakers.
I would be interested to see a more balanced article in which you interview the people on the other side of the equation.
Tatenda