"A Cabinet of Art," a painting by the German-American artist Heinrich Kürz, depicts the fabulously wealthy brewer Herrmann Raffke amidst his collection of paintings. Among these artworks is once again "A Cabinet of Art," inviting viewers to delve from image to image to image to image. The infinite repetition reveals variations, breaks, and errors that spark an ambition in the audience, escalating into hysteria. Inevitably, this leads to an art scandal. Facts and fiction, play and trap, forgery and replica, biography and anecdote, the authenticated and the wildly invented are joyfully intertwined, and as always with Perec, the highest narrative art shines through the seemingly static description of the image.