Pace Gallery Lays Off 50 Workers and Drops 50 Artists, Blames "Broken" Gallery Model
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Valentina Di Liscia
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Pace Gallery has laid off 50 workers and dropped 50 artists from its roster, citing a "broken" traditional gallery model. The cuts come amid ongoing market uncertainty and the collapse of crypto-backed art ventures, which Pace had embraced early on. The gallery is restructuring to adapt to a changing art market landscape.
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· 2 pulledPace cuts 50 workers and 50 artists, citing a 'broken' gallery model
The layoffs and reductions come amid ongoing market uncertainty and the disastrous collapse of crypto-backed art ventures, of which Pace was an early adopter
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