Lecturer:  Charles Vincent Sabba

Charles Vincent Sabba is a retired police captain and artist. He is an artistic patrimony resource person and an Art world investigative journalist with an art crimes column in the online newspaper La Voce di New York. He has been profiled in numerous publications, such as the Huffington Post, along with countless appearances in documentaries and television shows.

Step into the intriguing intersection of art and crime as we delve into the captivating world of Palette of Crime. This lecture explores the darker shades of creativity, revealing the hidden stories behind crimes committed by artists throughout history. From celebrated painters to avant-garde visionaries, discover the untold narratives of individuals who wielded brushes and chisels with the same passion they applied to their illicit pursuits.

Uncover the fascinating tales of renowned artists who, despite their artistic genius, found themselves entangled in a web of deceit, forgery, and sometimes even violence. We’ll examine the motivations behind these acts, exploring the complex relationship between artistic expression and criminal behavior.

This lecture aims to provoke thought on the intricate connections between the creative mind and criminal tendencies. Join us as we unravel the mysteries of artists who dared to color outside the lines, leaving an indelible mark on the canvas and the annals of criminal history. From scandalous affairs to daring heists, Palette of Crime promises to be an enlightening exploration of the unconventional lives of those who chose to express their brilliance through art and transgression.