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Ladies and Gentlemen, We Present to You the CIA’s Art Collection

December 3rd, 2013 in Art Law / Feature
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Some online reports allege the collection is pretty awful, but we don’t think so. I mean, has anyone seen what passes for art in galleries and art fairs these days?

From the CIA:

By the end of 2008, 52 percent of CIA’s workforce will have entered on duty since 11 September 2001. CIA’s history and museum programs provide institutional cohesion to communicate CIA’s corporate culture and identity during this demographic revolution. Recent additions to the Agency’s historical holdings include intelligence-themed paintings and sculpture that record for posterity the experiences of intelligence officers in peace and war.

 

 

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