Orlando Whitfield presents a captivating narrative of his life as an art dealer, delving into the intriguing dynamics of his friendship with renowned dealer Inigo Philbrick, during a conversation with Talk Art luminary Russell Tovey. Their journey from ambitious art students to influential figures in the contemporary art scene unfolds over fifteen years, culminating in a shocking scandal that reverberates through the art world. "All That Glitters" offers a compelling account of ambition and avarice, offering a poignant glimpse into the inner workings of the art industry. Whitfield, a Goldsmiths University graduate, brings his extensive experience in the art market to his debut book, with contributions in esteemed publications like the Paris Review and the White Review. Russell Tovey, known for his acting roles and his impressive art collection, joins Whitfield for an evening of insightful discussion at Foyles in London on May 2, 2024. Attendees can engage in a Q&A session and book signing following the event. Tickets are priced between £8 and £23.

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