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Published June 21, 2010 at 9:11 AM
On June 21 and June 22, Sotheby's in New York is auctioning off 1,000 photographs that were once owned by Polaroid, which filed for bankruptcy in 2009. The photographs were originally part of a collection established by Ansel Adams called the "Artist Support Program." Proceeds from the auction will go toward paying off creditors. The auction has stirred up some controversy in the art world and has also posed minor challenges for the new owners of Polaroid, Hilco Consumer Capital LP and Gordon Brothers Brands LLC, who are trying to rebuild the brand. For more, check out the full story in The Deal Pipeline. Also, watch the video below or download it at iTunes. - Maria Woehr
Credits: Tom Groppe: Executive Producer Maria Woehr: Producer, Writer Vipal Monga: Camera, Editing Anthony Noto: Research Linda Peng: Art
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