lataco.com Unpaid Artists Left in Limbo After 99 Cents Gallery Show
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- •Over 100 artists participated in the '99CENT' exhibition but report unpaid sales.
- •Artists like Isaura claim losses of over $1,200 from unsold or missing works.
- •Curators have not responded to artists' inquiries about the status of their artwork.
Following the '99CENT' exhibition led by Barry McGee, artists report being unpaid for their displayed works. Over 100 artists participated, but many are now questioning the fate of their pieces, with some claiming losses of up to $1,248. The show, which ran from February 22 to March 1, was described as chaotic and anti-gallery, but the aftermath has left artists feeling betrayed and frustrated. Curators have not responded to numerous inquiries regarding the sales of the artworks. The situation raises concerns about the management of temporary art exhibitions and the treatment of contributing artists.
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2026-02-22
99CENT exhibition begins
Barry McGee's exhibition opens at a former 99 Cents Only Store, featuring over 100 artists.
lataco.com2026-03-01
99CENT exhibition concludes
The chaotic exhibition ends, leaving many artists questioning the fate of their displayed works.
lataco.com2026-10-29
Artists report unpaid sales
More than 150 days after the exhibition, artists express frustration over unpaid sales and lack of communication from curators.
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What happened to the sold artworks?
Artists have reported that their works are either missing, stolen, or unpaid, with no communication from curators.
How many artists were affected?
Over 100 artists participated in the exhibition, many of whom are now seeking answers about their unsold pieces.
What can artists do if they are unpaid?
Artists should document their communications with curators and consider seeking legal advice regarding their unpaid sales.
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