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Forbidden Fruit

February 11th, 2009 in Art Law / Contracts / Criminal
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In today’s Art Newspaper:

Inadequate insurance taken out by Lancaster city council has left a public art project by US artist Mark Dion in ruin after thieves stole 21 bronze sculptures in February 2008.

 
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