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Problem is that no one knows where Marr is! I've received emails from other artists who have allegedly been ripped off by her and someone noted that she skipped to Europe.
Curious how both Halperin and Capps seem to highlight "The United States of America" as part of the lawsuit... you'd think that they'd be better informed as to why that wording is required in any lawsuit against any federal institution for any and all reasons.
I wish Ms Bowland the best with her lawsuit. She should add her gallery owner to the suit. It sounds like she is the one with unclean hands.
ReplyDeleteI'd also like to call for Julia Halperin's resignation.
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Problem is that no one knows where Marr is! I've received emails from other artists who have allegedly been ripped off by her and someone noted that she skipped to Europe.
ReplyDeleteI just don't get why some writers feel like attacking the person/artist, rather than attempting to critically discuss the work, is acceptable.
ReplyDeleteUnbelievable... what an asshole of a writer.
ReplyDeleteYou probably have already read this:
ReplyDeleteArtist Margaret Bowland Sues the United States of America - Arts Desk http://bit.ly/wIht4P
Thanks... I hadn't seen it.
ReplyDeleteCurious how both Halperin and Capps seem to highlight "The United States of America" as part of the lawsuit... you'd think that they'd be better informed as to why that wording is required in any lawsuit against any federal institution for any and all reasons.