Should institutions be judged by the way they treat their collections?
Mark Amery considers the value of public art collections while visiting three very different exhibitions in the North Island this summer
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Should institutions be judged by the way they treat their collections?
Mark Amery considers the value of public art collections while visiting three very different exhibitions in the North Island this summer -
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