ttica" "Attica" "Attica," in Dog Day Afternoon. Al waves back. Al’s post-premiere dinner is at the Palazzo Grassi, built in 1740 and is now owned by Francois Pinault and used to exhibit his art collection. This is also where Amy Sacco transforms the lobby into her late-night, pop-up Bungalow 8 every evening. Al,

bo jets. "Artists are special people, they are capable of understanding the world with more acuity and sensitivity than a common mortal like me." - Francois Pinault "When you know the artists, it's wonderful, but at the same time it can be dangerous—you can never get carried away by your emotion. The man is so