观点艺术

Art and the billionaire heirs
富二代撑起艺术一片天


FT专栏作家库柏:即便剔除较为寒酸的高净值人士,仍会有大批富二代不用为谋生而工作。对这些人来说,人生大问题是把精力和时间投入何处?

James Merrill was born rich, as he said, “whether I liked it or not”. His father Charles, who co-founded brokerage firm Merrill Lynch, had given him a trust fund. It bought James time. Free from the need to earn, he conducted seances with the spirit world and wrote poetry. In a new biography, Langdon Hammer describes how Merrill’s transcripts of 40 years of seances morphed into the great 560-page poem, “The Changing Light at Sandover”.

詹姆斯•梅利尔(James Merrill)生来富有,正如他所说的“不管我喜欢与否”。他的父亲查尔斯(Charles)与人联合创建了券商美林(Merrill Lynch),他给了詹姆斯一只信托基金。这给詹姆斯赢得了时间。由于不需要赚钱,他开始与亡灵世界对话、写诗。在一部新的传记中,兰登•汉莫(Langdon Hammer)描写了梅利尔的40年通灵会笔记如何变成一部伟大的560页诗集:《桑多弗变换着的光》(The Changing Light at Sandover)。

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