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Should Replicas Of Destroyed Sculptures Be In A Museum Show?
"That knotty question arises in the case of Jack Goldstein, an admired artist whose sculptures are currently included in" a Pacific Standard Time show at Pomona College. Goldstein, known mainly as a painter, made a few sculptures which were shown at Pomona 40 years ago. They don't survive, so Pomona recreated two of them. Is this enterprising? Or unethical? Los Angeles Times 02/06/12
Posted February 6, 2012 11:54 PM




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