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Don’t ever assume that someone knows how to take care of your artwork.
Two artworks were destroyed in separate accidents, but in the same exhibition, at the Centre Pompidou in Paris--a world-class museum. It’s such a strange and sad story.
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It's sad, because it's easy to assume that shows ad galleries and museums know how to take care of your work. I just picked a few paintings from a big show to find blutack on the surface of one and badly damaged frames. I've learned my lesson!
Posted by: Jennie Rosenbaum | Monday, 14 August 2006 at 03:39 AM