AEG, which owns the Ritz-Carlton Residences at LA Live, is being sued in federal court for allegedly destroying artwork by three California artists, Mear One, Chor Boogie, and Shark Toof. They did their high-end street art in a penthouse at the Ritz-Carlton for an LA Art Show event, allegedly with the understanding that it was on-loan, and would be returned. Attorney Daniel Zohar, who spoke with Off-Ramp host John Rabe and represents the artists and the local art group LA Art Machine, says AEG broke the agreement and broke laws that forbid art from being destroyed.
AEG refused to do an Off-Ramp interview, but did issue this statement: “AEG does not agree that plaintiffs in this matter have accurately or completely set forth the facts associated with this matter. Nor does AEG agree with the legal positions taken by the plaintiffs in their lawsuit. AEG looks forward to vigorously defending itself in court.”
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