Robert Storr

Yale School of Art

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Dean of the Yale School of Art and Artistic Director of the Venice Biennale; curator, writer and painter

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Financial problems at LA's Museum of Contemporary Art drew the attention of the State Attorney General when trustees paid bills with endowment money earmarked for other purposes.

Is MOCA Still in the Hole?

Financial problems at LA's Museum of Contemporary Art drew the attention of the State Attorney General when trustees paid bills with endowment money earmarked for other purposes.

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