Contemporary art in museums

[LCR]

Сообщение от Nik

LCR, any time your detective novel? When was?

Released in 1996, called "Killing critics", by Carol O'Connell.

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Сообщение от qwerty

LCR, in general, contained a passage you accurately describes the state of contemporary art market, with just one exception: it does not mention the real collectors and people who just love art, as such, of course, there is. These collectors collect what one likes, sometimes by buying things that are not wanted for any money. Recall, for example, Costacis: scary to think how many things he had saved from destruction, and in general, we would say today about the phenomenon of Russian avant-garde, if not this collector?

Well, what you gonna do, qwerty, you're right again: eek:: eek:: eek:

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Сообщение от fross

In Bitstrupa was a caricature, I have found:

http://www.bidstrup.ru/images/comicses/1406.gif

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Do I understand correctly the balance of power: A - cold, investors and professionals (museums, gallery owners, or the team raskrutchikov with the money bag) B - a little less sophisticated investors and professionals (the Conservatives), lovers (instilled) and C - probably, again, money bags (but without the team), or fans, or a conscious fraud (bank asset).
Something me sympathetic, none of these categories? Please add some more.

A detective interesting?

Sweetheart fross, if you only knew about any purchases in question, brrrr! Obviously, because a nice category and no.
Cartoons - blood-curdling, and your Bidstrup - charm: o