The collective future of one the most important architectural archives of the 20th century is in disarray because of in-fighting between former members of the sixties collective Archigram.
The rowing between three of the four surviving members of Archigram and the heir of one of the two deceased members could halve the estimated £3 million value of the archive.
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"If you sell the body of what is left in one hit everyone will get more money," White said. "If part of the ownership decides not to sell they will be putting themselves at a disadvantage.
"Simon [Herron] is a young guy and likes [the drawings] he has and has every right not to sell. But if he holds back and doesn't sell, he will lose out. Simon's view is that his father's work is important and pivotal, the fact is all the drawings are important and pivotal."
i think thats baloney and they are trying to do a fast one on herron's son. Simon should hang on for a while... Interesting...
"If you sell the body of what is left in one hit everyone will get more money," White said. "If part of the ownership decides not to sell they will be putting themselves at a disadvantage.
"Simon [Herron] is a young guy and likes [the drawings] he has and has every right not to sell. But if he holds back and doesn't sell, he will lose out. Simon's view is that his father's work is important and pivotal, the fact is all the drawings are important and pivotal."
i think thats baloney and they are trying to do a fast one on herron's son. Simon should hang on for a while... Interesting...
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