Art dealer David Zwirner talks to Robin Pogrebin, culture reporter at The New York Times. The conversation took place in Berlin on 27 April 2018, as part of The New York Times Art Leaders Network conference. See here for more information Read David Zwirner’s Power 100 profile here ShareTweet
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