Gallery Girl's Art-Fueled Escape from Curatorial Pursuers

On February 10, 2016, an Artreview columnist shared a paranoid adventure traveling from London to Singapore, sparked by a defaced copy of the 'Live In Your Head' exhibition catalogue. In Singapore, the highlight was Jeremy Sharma's sculpture 'Mors', priced at 28,000 Singapore dollars (about £13,900) from Galerie Michael Janssen at Art Stage Singapore. Made from high-density polystyrene foam, it was celebrated for its abstract quality and its role as a potential shield. The writer, staying above Ng Ah Sio Pork Ribs Eating House, expressed regret over missing Walead Beshty's 20-inch copper piece available at Phillips’ auction in London that same day. They also noted Lukas Geronimas’s 'Custom Beam' from David Petersen Gallery at Art Los Angeles Contemporary as a portable defense. Their upcoming flight with China Southern Airlines to Los Angeles was interrupted by a mysterious note referencing Batman Begins and a meeting in St John on March 1. The tale humorously blends public-sector curators with characters from the DC Comics universe, like Ra's al Ghul, alongside figures such as Ute Meta Bauer and Babacar M'Bow, while exploring art market transactions and travel plans.