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January 28th, 2013 in Art Law
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Concerning the regulation of NY art galleries:

Dealers said posting prices on valuable works in an open gallery creates security concerns and disrupts an exhibition’s aesthetics by transforming artworks into commodities.

This NY Times article has more on the perks of an unregulated art market.

 

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