Sunday, April 28, 2024
 

When Artwork Goes Missing: The Perils of Shipping Art


A British gallery hired a shipping company, Momart, to deliver four crates of art sold at the Hong Kong art fair to local collectors. In turn, Momart subcontracted the job to a company in Hong Kong, but did not outline the details in writing. The subcontractor picked up only three crates; the fourth crate has gone missing and has not been recovered.

What do we do? The Art Newspaper has more.

 

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