Detroit Crisis Could Put DIA Collection At Risk
by: Pat BatchellerEFM Orr says museum could be exposed to creditors if city goes bankrupt. That could mean selling art works to pay off debts. DIA, supporters stunned.
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EFM Orr says museum could be exposed to creditors if city goes bankrupt. That could mean selling art works to pay off debts. DIA, supporters stunned.
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