The Curator of Air
(V-08: New York Modernism) Julian dealt in the invisible. He didn't sell paintings; he sold the *idea* of the painting. He sold the prestige of the owner, the scarcity of the artist, and the whispered rumors of a secret meaning. In the white-walled galleries of Chelsea, Julian was the high priest of the avant-garde. He had a gift for the "pivot." He could take a canvas that looked like a coffee...
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