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Amy Verner

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Covers:  Design, culture, people, experience
Resisting ennui; reporting on design. I stroll, therefore I am. (I'm more active over here: instagram.com/amyverner)

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Amy Verner is a Paris-based writer and journalist. She has contributed to titles including Vogue Runway, T: The New York Times Style Magazine, Self Service, Wallpaper* and The Globe & Mail. She has written and/or edited on an independent basis for companies including Chloé, Instagram, Alaïa, Jacquemus, Paco Rabanne, Chanel, Hermès and Coty.

Amy, along with Nick Remsen who is based in Miami, founded Verner Remsen in June 2020. Verner Remsen is a copywriting, communications and consulting system…

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Rencontre avec Jenny Holzer : “Une œuvre doit offrir quelque chose d’indicible"

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By Amy Verner Verified
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Pendant cinq nuits la semaine dernière, la projection nocturne de textes de l’artiste américaine Jenny Holzer a brillé sur la façade du musée d’Orsay avec autant d’éclat que n’importe quelle autre illumination extérieure de Paris, tour Eiffel exceptée, bien sûr.
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Rencontre avec Jenny Holzer : “Une œuvre doit offrir quelque chose d’indicible"

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By Amy Verner Verified
| Flipboard
Vogue France - Au lendemain d’Art Basel Paris, dans un contexte de mobilisation sociale, entretien avec Jenny Holzer, dont les mots, à la fois politiques et …
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In Paris, a Spotlight on Krasner Post-Pollock

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By Amy Verner Verified
| Vogue Verified
In July of 1956, Lee Krasner traveled to Paris for the first time. She went on her own, leaving her husband, Jackson Pollock, back in Springs, New York. She stayed at a hotel on the Quai Voltaire and visited the Louvre, where she admired the Old Masters—Uccello, Mantegna, and Goya in particular—and met up with the likes of fellow artist Helen Frankenthaler and dealer Betty Parsons.
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