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winning artist Jane Allan accused of copying second artwork

winning artist Jane Allan accused of copying second artwork
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Australian artist Jane Allan is facing accusations of plagiarism for a second time, with critics claiming her award-winning work mimics a painting by Jean-Michel Basquiat. This follows previous allegations that another of her prize-winning pieces was a copy of a work by Nicholas Harding.

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The controversy raises questions about integrity, originality, and the vetting processes within the professional art community.

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Jane Allan s Weight of the Mind s Periapt won the $2,000 Art Handler s award. ( Supplied: National Portrait Gallery )

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The article presents the accusations alongside the artist's context and statements from art critics, maintaining a balanced perspective.

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