As per the original agreement, it’s a violation of contract, but I do feel like it’s an unusual step to shotgun the relationship with the artist, considering that the installation did make money overall.
In another article, it seemed the artist was having difficult paying the money back. It’s all sort of strange. Like, wasn’t the mission accomplished?
As per the original agreement, it’s a violation of contract, but I do feel like it’s an unusual step to shotgun the relationship with the artist, considering that the installation did make money overall.
In another article, it seemed the artist was having difficult paying the money back. It’s all sort of strange. Like, wasn’t the mission accomplished?