A Captivating Look into Art Forgery at the January Women of Saint Michael Luncheon

The Women of Saint Michael kicked off the new year with an engaging and thought-provoking luncheon on January 22, featuring author Clay Small. A former General Counsel at PepsiCo and now a professor at SMU’s Cox School of Business, Mr. Small brought his unique perspective to the world of art forgery, the backdrop of his latest novel, The Forger’s Forgery.

During his talk, he delved into the most dramatic art forgery case of the 20th century and explored the reasons behind the recent rise in art forgeries. His captivating storytelling and deep knowledge of the subject kept attendees engaged as he revealed the intricate and often shocking reality of deception in the art world.

With a career spanning law, business, and creative writing, Mr. Small has masterfully woven his experiences into his novels, creating multidimensional characters and thrilling storylines. His presentation entertained and enlightened attendees, sparking lively discussion about art, authenticity, and the ever-evolving landscape of forgery.

Thank you to everyone who attended this fascinating event! Scroll through the photos below to relive the experience.