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: The Art Law Blog"Arguing against a straw man to further the strict constructionist view of deaccessioning ..." (UPDATED)
By Intellectual Property Law, Esq.
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That's The Art Market Monitor's take on Christopher Knight's LA Times piece over the weekend, which discussed an example of "smart" deaccessioning: "this example ... does nothing to address the real issue of recent months?and likely to re-emerge in years to come?how should institutions in extremis deal with the pressing issue of art as an asset."And, on the subject of institutions in extremis, here's the latest example: "The Museum of Contemporary Art Denver is eliminating four of its 20 full-time positions and trimming benefits."
UPDATE: More on institutions in extremis from Richard Lacayo.
Full post as published by The Art Law Blog on March 16, 2009 (boomark / email).
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