First, it was the Toaster. Now, another landmark harbour site, the Museum of Contemporary Art, is up for grabs, writes David Marr. In a tower room above Circular Quay late last year, Elizabeth Ann Macgregor briefed a subdued crowd of patrons on the crisis at the Museum of Contemporary Art.
Entry is now free and numbers have doubled.
Business in the shops is picking up. The sponsors are loyal. But the future of the MCA is still uncertain. It would be marvellous if they gave that. But they won't.