Art Damaged
Art Damaged by Nora Novak, published by iUniverse in August 2009, is a 232-page exploration of the contemporary art world through the eyes of Nina Valliere, a glamorous and charismatic playgirl. The narrative follows Nina as she navigates her complex relationships with a younger boyfriend, an eccentric artist, and a wealthy aristocrat, all while striving for recognition as an emerging artist. Set against a backdrop of art world egos and museum politics, the story delves into the challenges she faces in her pursuit of credibility.
Readers will find a stylish portrayal of Nina’s life as she juggles personal and professional dilemmas, including a manhungry boss and an alcoholic director. As the plot unfolds, complications arise, leading to a scandal that threatens the future of the museum. This edition presents a vivid insider’s perspective on the intricacies of museum administration and the tumultuous dynamics of the art scene, making it a noteworthy addition to the literary fiction genre.
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Set behind the scenes of the contemporary art world, Art Damaged is the story of Nina Valliere, a glamorous, charismatic playgirl, artist, and museum slave. Join Nina as she juggles the men in her life, including a hot younger boyfriend, an eccentric artist, and an older, wealthy aristocrat; navigates the turbulent waters of the ocean of art world egos; and copes with a manhungry boss and an alcoholic director, all while pursuing credibility as an emerging artist in her own right.
As complications escalate and chaos ensues, a scandalous turn of events threatens to compromise the museum and its future. Nina must face choices, both her own and those of others, that will change her life forever. A stylish romp through the recesses and chicanery of the art world, museum administration politics, and inner office intrigues, Art Damaged is an insider’s tale that captures the lifestyle of an up-and-coming mixed -media artist in Orange County.
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