New York Gallery The Hole Sued by Artists for Nearly $50,000 in Outstanding Payments

A lawsuit against New York gallery The Hole for nearly $50,000 in outstanding artist payments, attributed by the gallery to financial strain, offers a stark lesson for emerging women artists. This case underscores the critical importance of ironclad contracts and thorough due diligence on any gallery's financial stability. Never assume good faith will protect your livelihood. Prioritize clear payment schedules and be prepared to firmly advocate for your earned income. Your artistic integrity includes your financial security. — Source: ARTnews

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