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I love wandering through the DIA. I’ve visited the DIA so many, many times over the past thirty plus years. It really saddens me knowing that some of their finest pieces might be auctioned off. I have no idea as to what this will mean/do to their museum status. Fr. Z, might you be at Assumption Grotto tomorrow for 9:30 Mass????
Oops! I meant to say this Sunday at 9:30 Mass. Sorry about that…I’m a day ahead of myself!
Patra: I should be around.
Hopefully the DIA’s art will be declared not city property but held in trust for the people of the city, thus protecting it from bankruptcy proceedings.
http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/arts/culture/la-et-cm-detroit-institute-of-arts-20130528,0,2806308.story#axzz2mVuLjzZU
If the art is auctioned away, will any wealthy liberal buyers grasp the irony? [HAH! They’ll blame someone else.]
Welcome to Detroit, Father!
I love the DIA, but do not get there too frequently.
That artwork should not be declared city property. People have paid taxes to help it along. It is the people’s!
Kat: That artwork should not be declared city property.
Some of the pieces there were purchased by the City of Detroit… with your money, of course.
Also, I suspect that sale of the art would not put a substantial dent in the debt. It would, however, impoverish the city.
WILL you be at Grotto?
If you do any other research at the DIA during the week (during the day), if you want a break for fresh air, you might consider going across the street to the main branch of Detroit Public Library. When you get there, ask how you get to Adam Strohm Hall on the third floor. The Hall is cool in itself, but go to the stairway directly underneath the St. Clare mural. No finches (I think) but still awesome.
I especially love your bird postings. It is 9 above here and there are chickadees outside the window. I think they are begging to be let in.
I get concerned when too much art work goes into private collections. Let us hope another gallery buys the lot.