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Family’s $100M art collection held ‘hostage’ by Mana: Lawsuit
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VICTORIA BEKIEMPIS NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Monday, October 23, 2017, 6:24 PM An art-dealing family's $100 million collection is being held "hostage" by a New Jersey cultural center over a disputed storage bill, a new lawsuit alleges. David Mugrabi ? whose family reportedly owns the largest privately held collection of Andy Warhol's pop art in the world ? claims Mana Contemporary won't let him access 1,389 "important" works, according to a Manhattan Supreme Court suit filed Monday. Jose Mugrabi, David Mugrabi's dad, and Mana Contemporary agreed in March 2014 that the family could store their art collection at its Jersey City facility. Authorities at Mana then agreed in September of that year the Mugrabis could store their collection for free, the suit claims. More
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