Eric Fischl is in the New York Times this week, advocating for a new method of art authentication using the artist’s DNA to show if the work is really their handiwork.  “Authenticating a work from the very start can alleviate the pain and frustration people go through when they think they have something of great value and they really don’t,” he says.  “What’s not sexy about synthetic DNA?” 

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