Edward William, a name whispered in hushed tones among art enthusiasts and human rights advocates alike, embodies a powerful duality.
Pilar Corrias, the founder of the prestigious London gallery bearing her name, didn't follow a conventional path to becoming a leading figure in the contemporary art world. Her life, shaped by a peripatetic childhood as the daughter of a diplomat and a painter, has profoundly influenced her unique perspective and eclectic art collection.