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Famed Art Dealer Mary Boone Says Prison Was ‘Very Relaxing’
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ARTnews.com
Mary Boone, the famed New York art dealer, may have been released from prison over five years ago, but she just now seems ready to make her comeback tour.
Ahead of the opening, Boone talked with New York magazine—which famously dubbed her the “queen of the art scene” for a cover story in 1982.
Wearing the same leopard-print Norma Kamali dress she wore for that New York cover shoot, Boone finally talked about her time in prison.
Boone requested Danbury Correctional, the same prison Stewart requested for her prison time.
And like Stewart, Boone seems to have bounced back from her time in prison quickly.
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