Robbin; I am very disturbed by your expressed lack of sympathy for dealers in the aftermath of the Northridge quake. Without dealers how would the majority of artists earn a living? The fact that dealers have been harmed has a direct economic effect on artists. Yours, Loren C. Pigniolo | voice/fax: 415/665-1827 Photographic Preservation Specialist | voice: 800/484-9808 x7841 Photographic Preservation Services | i/net: [log in to unmask] 1044 Judah Street #1 San Francisco, CA 94122-2052 | Please call before faxing On Fri, 28 Jan 1994, Robbin Murphy wrote: > In the "Inside Art" column of the NY Times today (1/28/94, C23) Carol > Vogel reports that several art galleries in the Santa Monica area were > damaged in the earthquake including Burnett Miller and Shoshana Wayne, > which lost an entire Bruce Nauman installation borrowed from a Swiss > museum. Does anyone have more information about other galleries in the > LA area? One artist lost an entire show that was scheduled to open in > New York next month. I have little sympathy for dealers but there may > be a large number of artists who, as usual, have been overlooked in > the rubble. > > Robbin Murphy > NYU/Museum Studies > [log in to unmask] >