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Turrell Settles Lawsuit With Former Gallery

August 17th, 2010 in Art Law / Contracts / Litigation
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According to the NY Times, a long-running battle between the artist James Turrell and his former London gallery, Albion, has ended in a settlement. This legal fight that raised the possibility of an artist being legally compelled to produce art. What does Turrell have to say about this nightmare? “This was a painful chapter for me. I’m happy it is resolved. Needless to say, I want nothing to do with Michael or any Albion incarnation in the future.” Donn Zaretsky has his thoughts on who really won this battle.

 

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