Bloomberg looks at the movement of Christopher Wool’s Apocalypse Now over the past years, tracing a history of owners that include François Pinault before selling last year for an astounding $26.4 million to a still unknown buyer.  The story is an interesting look at the art market’s occasionally rapid escalations in price due to sudden demand, and the behind the scenes gossip that often accompanies the auction sale of iconic works.Read more at Bloomberg

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