In a fascinating commentary on authenticity, artist Jim Sanborn has worked with American museum conservationists and Cambodian art forgers alike to replicate sculptures from ancient Khmer.

Robischon artist Jim Sanborn was recently named "The Most Interesting Man in the World" in an article published online by Flaunt Magazine.

Robischon artist Jim Sanborn's remarkable project, Critical Assembly - a tableau based on the laboratory environment for the assembly of the first atomic bomb - was recently acquired in its entirety by the National Museum of Nuclear Science and History.

Jim Sanborn, recently shown in the gallery's Testing Grounds exhibition, reveals another clue to assist cryptographers and code breakers toward solving the remaining message embedded in his sculpture Kryptos.