Mike Bloomberg
In 2014, the Mayor of New York City, Michael Bloomberg opened an exhibition at the Serpentine Gallery in London. His speech at the Pavilion, to about 300 people, urged us all to support the arts and true to his word, he has done just that. What I found most memorable about the speech was the ending “Come to New York…
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