Destruction, Donation, Disposition: The Strange Economics of Unsellable Art
It’s a rare situation, but one that arises from time to time—something that once cost a fortune is now worth nothing, simply because it can’t be sold.
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There Are So Many Art Disputes, a Dedicated Arbitration Court Is Opening in The Hague
A new tribunal for disputes over art could help both sides of the disagreement keep the issue private, speed up the process, and reduce the learning curve by having the case heard by experts in the field.
