The Art Forger Fooling Prominent Museums

The transcript discusses Mark Landis, an art forger who donates his forgeries to museums, posing as a philanthropist. Despite committing fraud, he avoids legal action due to the lack of monetary damage. Landis is described as eccentric and charming, with a history of mental health diagnoses. The documentary about him reveals unexpected insights into his personality and the art world. Museums have varied responses to his forgeries, often due to limited resources. The film documenting his story is on a nationwide release.

What impact has Mark Landis had on the art world over the years?

What challenges do museums face in recognizing Landis's forgeries?