Mystery of the disappearing artwork
Why would someone steal a student’s prints?
A Unversity of Saskatchewan student says that 72 pieces of his art disappeared from the campus printmaking shop. Kevin Bishop, 23, doesn’t know who would have wanted the work that he’s spent six months producing for his Master of Fine Art thesis. The most money his work has sold for is $750, making the stolen collection worth $54,000 "in an ideal world," he told the StarPhoenix newspaper. "It was a year of my life," he said. "I just want it back."
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