WWD profiles Lucas Zwirner, son of mega-dealer David Zwirner, and editor of the gallery’s young publishing imprint, David Zwirner books.  “I remember reading Wallace Stevens poems and feeling like I could not be doing anything more important,” he says. “At least for the first two or three years, I wanted nothing to do with the sphere of influence that generates from [the gallery].” 

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