L.B. Museum of Art weighs selling valuable works [corrected]

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Facing $3 billion million in bond debt, the Long Beach Museum of Art is considering selling off some of its most valuable work, the Los Angeles Times reports today. Read the story at http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-long-beach-museum19-2009jun19,0,5961566.story

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SeanBoy said:

Selling of the arts at the museum is like selling one's body so that he or she could pay his or her's bills. Yes, by selling the paintings will met the museum's financial obligation, but will it still have its dignity?

SeanBoy said:

Selling of the arts at the museum is like selling one's body so that he or she could pay his or her's bills. Yes, by selling the paintings will met the museum's financial obligation, but will it still have its dignity?

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