All throughout the spring, and especially as the art tribes converged in New York for the May auctions and gallery shows, a steady stream of pilgrims made their way to an unremarkable office building in Lower Manhattan to view what was perhaps the most important show of the season: Christopher Wool’s See Stop Run.
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