Eric Fischl is in the New Yorker this week, taking writer Emma Allen on a tour of the Art Southampton fair in Long Island while he captures photographs for the artist’s newest series of paintings depicting the wealth and society of the world’s most prominent art fairs. “They’re all art fairs,” he says of his work. “All people in various relationships to each other or to the art, usually ignoring it, sometimes looking at their phones.”
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