Noah Layne's story about Sergio Patrich
I started showing work at the Simon Patrich Gallery in fall 2003.
I was part of a five-person “magic realist” show at Simon Patrich Gallery in spring 2005.
At that time I found that a couple of my paintings were damaged at the gallery and I was not getting a good feeling from Sergio and the gallery.
I had no idea that the gallery was closing for the summer of 2005 and moving to a new location. I found out that the gallery had moved when my father was in
I had a very hard time both contacting Sergio and finding the new location of the gallery. When I did contact Sergio, I told him I wanted to pick up my paintings. He didn’t return any of my calls after that. When I found out where the new gallery space was (it was not yet open to the public) I went to
I got a lawyer to write a letter to Sergio letting him know that if I was not able to pick my paintings up on Friday I would sue him for the value of the paintings. I went to
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