Inigo Philbrick Speaks Out After Prison Release: 'I've Done My Time'
After getting out of prison, art dealer Inigo Philbrick shared his thoughts in an interview with Artnet, emphasizing his wish for empathy. He mentioned, "I've served my time, and I just hope people can give me a chance." Philbrick recognized that he might not get another shot but wanted others to understand the difficulties he’s endured because of his past. This conversation is part of Artnet's "Lunch with Adam" series, focusing on his life post-incarceration and his call for compassion from the art world. His notorious fraud case, where he sold the same artwork shares to multiple buyers, has sparked major discussions about dubious resale practices.
Key facts
- Inigo Philbrick has been released from prison
- Philbrick gave an interview to Artnet after his release
- Philbrick said: 'I've done my time, and all that I ask is that people give me the benefit of the doubt'
- Philbrick said he may not be given a second chance
- Philbrick asked people to recognize that he has suffered a lot from what happened
- The interview was published by Artnet
- Philbrick is a former contemporary art dealer
- The interview is part of Artnet's 'Lunch with Adam' series
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Artists
- Inigo Philbrick
- Adam
Institutions
- Artnet