Auto mogul Norman Braman leads a list of wealthy donors who say they want their art back from the Museum of Contemporary Art if a judge eventually rules that the permanent collection belongs to the city, not the museum.
June 04, 2014 at 03:00 PM
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Auto mogul Norman Braman leads a list of wealthy donors who say they want their art back from the Museum of Contemporary Art if a judge eventually rules that the permanent collection belongs to the city, not the museum.
The claim was made in a motion filed Wednesday to intervene in the lawsuit brought by MOCA against city of North Miami, Mayor Lucie Tondreau and council members.
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