Made You Look: A True Story About Fake Art

An American crime documentary about the largest art fraud in American history – Streaming Online, January 21-24

A Woodstock Vermont Film Series feature documentary

WOODSTOCK, VT … Billings Farm & Museum’s 11th Annual Woodstock Vermont Film Series features true crime drama with Made You Look: A True Story About Fake Art.

The film tells the fascinating story of how Knoedler & Company, one of the most respected art galleries in New York City, became the center stage for the largest art fraud in American history. The Gallery under its president, Ann Freedman, made millions selling previously unseen works by Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko, Robert Motherwell, and others that had supposedly come from a secret collection. But when her prestigious clients discovered they had purchased fakes; the scandal rocked the art world. Freedman and alleged mastermind of the fraud, José Carlos Bergantiños Diaz participated in the making of the documentary.

Made You Look is available for streaming in the comfort of your home January 21-24. The Woodstock Vermont Film Series is produced by Billings Farm & Museum with generous support from local sponsors. Lead sponsors include the Woodstock Inn & Resort and the Ellaway Group. For a full list of films, to learn how to view the films, and to purchase tickets and passes, go to www. billingsfarm.org/filmseries or call 802-457-5303.

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