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The Great Deitch Hope
It's one thing to put on a wild and wonderful art show. It's quite another to have to sell the art. Kathy Grayson is learning that the hard way.
When Jeffrey Deitch announced in January 2010 that he would leave New York City to take the reins of the Museum of Contemporary Art Los Angeles, the art world was thrown into a panic. Not only was the city losing a man with insatiable energy and a talent for spotting the next big art star, he was also the one, many said, who blurred the lines of art, pop culture and nightlife. The one who had managed to make the art world fun again.
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Posted In: Lifestyle, Gallery Feature on Thursday February 24, 2011
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