Museums are an odd business they make a star by hanging a painting on a wall or installing a sculpture in a gallery. We often accept a work is worthy simply because it is exhibited within a coveted institution. It is, after all, the museum's acceptance of an artist's work that make it valuable. Their endorsement will quickly catapult the creator into the orbit of the world's most elite collectors and onto further fame. Over 50 million tourists visit NYC annually. Most find their way into at leas...
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The Huffington Post - 9 May 2014 22:27
Museums are an odd business they make a star by hanging a painting on a wall or installing a sculpture in a gallery. We often accept a work is worthy simply because it is exhibited within a coveted institution. It is, after all, the museum's acceptance of an artist's work that make it valuable. Their endorsement will quickly catapult the creator into the orbit of the world's most elite collectors and onto further fame. Over 50 million tourists visit NYC annually. Most find their way into at leas...
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