Close Examination: Fakes, Mistakes and Discoveries is at the National Gallery, London WC2, from 30 June-12 September.
The impact of this discovery was profound, as will be revealed with the opening of the National's exhibition, Close Examination: Fakes, Mistakes & Discoveries.
LONDON — At first blush "Close Examination: Fakes, Mistakes and Discoveries," here at the National Gallery, has the quaint, cheerfully scholastic earnestness of a science fair.
The exhibition Close Examination: Fakes, Mistakes and Discoveries, which opens shortly at the National Gallery in London, brings together a number of works of art whose very identity has been altered using these new scientific methods.
The student, Fahad A. al-Hajri, 28, described by his lawyer as a sports journalist for Qatar's national television network, will be taken by United States marshals to New Jersey, where he was among 58 people indicted today in what prosecutors said was a scheme to use fake English proficiency examinations to extend student visas.
Chuck Philips, who wrote the story tying the hip-hop mogul Sean Combs to a 1994 attack that seriously wounded rapper Tupac Shakur, said that he was convinced that the documents were fake after an extensive examination by The Smoking Gun, an online investigative magazine.
In 2009, an electronic store owner's video of his examination of a fake iPhone became a cult hit.
Future research should consider the relationship between PATD and intention to fake, as well as extend examination of PATD to other deception-related contexts.
Although we see Mr. Perry flourishing an arm-length clear plastic glove, the examination is patently faked.
Through such examination, some earthquakes are concluded as "fake" events.
