It’s hard to imagine anyone more passionate about art than Katy Hessel. During our conversation, held over Zoom as she sits in front of an overstuffed bookshelf in her home in north London, the art historian talks fast and with her hands, quoting artists liberally and pausing only to check if she’s boring me (she isn’t). Quite the contrary – her enthusiasm is infectious and a big part of her rise from working at the front desk of a gallery to becoming one of the UK’shellip;

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