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Does Deitch Have Cold Feet?

January 11, 2010 by Marion Maneker

Update: The WSJ’s Candace Jackson re-affirms the appointment and says it will be announced later today.

The press conference scheduled for today by LA’s Museum of Contemporary Art–widely believed to be a platform to announce Jeffrey Deitch’s decision to become the director of the museum–has been postponed.

The LA Times does a little quick back-pedaling in their announcement to add these possible names to the horse race:

Among the names circulating for  the MOCA job are Jeffrey Deitch, a New York art dealer; Lisa Phillips director of the New Museum in New York, and Lars Nittve, former director of London’s Tate Modern, now with the Moderna Museet in Stockholm.

MOCA Postpones Announcement of Its New Director (LA Times)

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