Two of Auburn's public art pieces reach the end
To qualify for deaccession, a work must be beyond reasonable repair and must be damaged to the extent that it no longer represents the artist’s intent, among other things.
Source: auburn-reporter.com
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To qualify for deaccession, a work must be beyond reasonable repair and must be damaged to the extent that it no longer represents the artist’s intent, among other things.