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Reading Kelly Crow's twitter feed on auction prices fills me with disgust and humiliation for participating in the primary art market. When challenged about the apparent hypocrisy of trying to critique the system and earn any money, I feel like Larry Gagosian trying to answer a question about how a painting, sold to an American, ended up coming from a London Gallery. The answer exists somewhere between the pragmatic observation of Blake Gopnik about wanting to sell art to more people for less, and the principled, idealistic position of Occupy Museums wanting to replace the capital exchange of art altogether. In principle, I agree with Occupy Museums' position that art is a necessity, not a luxury. I also think the call to replace capital exchange in its entirety is a basic denial of our shared reality. We engage in capital exchange every day and continually make capital judgments. 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