.annepasternak, director of the brooklynmuseum, answers Curbed's 21Questions
in Soho. It was 1989 and an exciting time because the art world was smaller, everyone knew each other, and people weren’t so competitive. Leo Castelli was across the street and I would have lunch with him every few months. I met my husband there and made lasting friendships with Andres Serrano and Vik Muniz.I like all forms of pink. It’s a happy, stress-free color.
, by Richard Serra. He created it to raise money for a human-rights group. I never thought I’d be able to own a Richard Serra. For me, he’s one of the greatest artists of all time.A lot of comedians are not known for actually being funny, but Mel Brooks is. I love that old-school New Yorker type who’s got stories.Does dinner count? I don’t have any hobbies at all. I just work all the time. I’m not one of those people who learned how to make bread during COVID.
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