Anthony d'Offay Denies Sexual Harassment Allegations from Former Colleagues

According to a report by the Guardian, Anthony d'Offay, an art dealer, faces allegations of sexual harassment and inappropriate conduct from three women. These claims relate to incidents that took place between 1997 and 2004, involving both verbal and physical misconduct, including humiliating phone calls and unwanted touching. The 78-year-old d'Offay has denied these accusations. He gained notoriety for selling art from his collection to the Tate's Artists Rooms project in 2008 for £28 million, a figure well below its market value of £125 million. In December 2017, he stepped down as the 'ex-officio curator' of Artists Rooms. Following the investigation, Tate and National Galleries Scotland have halted all interactions with him.