Deaccession of Art from the Public Trust (Report)
Art Antiquity&Law 2011, July, 16, 2
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Publisher Description
"We museum directors can huff and puff about how once we bring these artworks into our collections that they no longer have value because they've been removed from the market, ... that they're held in trust for future generations. It's B.S. We go on and sell them and the rule is the proceeds from the sale can only go to replenish the collection." Hugh Davies, Director of the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego (1)
GENRE
Arts & Entertainment
RELEASED
2011
1 July
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
89
Pages
PUBLISHER
Institute of Art and Law
SIZE
299.1
KB
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