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    The Answers with... VITO SCHNABEL

    Apr 06, 2021 4 minutes
    JULIE BELCOVE
    PHOTOGRAPHY BY WESTON WELLS

    Vito Schnabel, son of the famed artist and filmmaker Julian Schnabel, curated his first art exhibition when he was all of 16 years old and soon after helped revive the career of Ron Gorchov, known for his curved canvases, with a solo show. Since then, he has opened eponymous galleries in St. Moritz and New York’s West Village, with a multigenerational program including Laurie Anderson, Tom Sachs and Ariana Papademetropoulos. In February, he unveiled a second Manhattan location, a 5,000-square-foot, two-level space on West 19th Street, in Chelsea. “I think it’s the right time,” Schnabel says. “A lot of things are closing in New York, and I’m proud to be opening something. I’m excited for the world to

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