The Absurdity of Power
**Act I: The Installation** The Hallowell Gallery in 1960s New York was the epicenter of the avant-garde. The family didn't sell art; they sold "concepts of power." The patriarch, Marcus Hallowell, had decided that the most valuable thing in the world was the *idea* of importance. He spent millions buying empty canvases and calling them "The Silence of Authority." The elite of Manhattan flocked...
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