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Hugo Boss CEO Mark Langer, artist Simone Leigh, and former Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum director Richard Armstrong onstage at the Hugo Boss Prize 2018 Artists Dinner at the Guggenheim Museum. Photo by Andrew Toth/Getty Images for Hugo Boss Prize 2018.

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