UC s "Faux Real" Exhibit Featured by New York Times, CBS Sunday Morning and More
A unique University of Cincinnati exhibit titled "
," which examines forgeries donated to museums across the nation, opened today, April 1 (April Fools Day).
And while the exhibit focuses on forgeries, its impact is real, as evidenced by national and international press attention its garnered including attention from
- The New York Times
- CBS Sunday Morning
- ABC News
- National Public Radio
- USA Today slide show
- U.S. News & World Report
- Associated Press
- Huffington Post
- CNBC
- MSN Money
- Yahoo photo gallery
- Businessweek
-
The Washington Post
The coverage spread as far as news outlets in Asia and Europe.
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