Three works by David Yarrow, three narratives, three different takes on Ferrari. “The Jerome”: built around Aspen’s 140-year-old hotel and a Ferrari 250 GTO, one of the most expensive cars in the world, shot with help from the Aspen police department. Currently on view now in Buckhead. “The Ferrari Kids”: shot on the unmodernized Willow Springs track from “Ford v Ferrari,” with a driver who’s a dead ringer for Christian Bale’s character in the film. “Mille Miglia”: staged in the same Tuscan village Piero Taruffi tore through in 1955, driving Rome to Brescia at 189 kph, a record that still stands. Yarrow brought in a Ferrari 750 Monza (one of only 32 ever built) and, for good measure, a black stallion flown in from Rome. Which one are you most eager to see in person? Comment “YARROW” and we’ll notify you the moment all three debut. CFA ATLANTA 3025 Bolling Way NE Atlanta, GA 30305 To inquire, get in touch with our team via: ☎️ 404-963-7765 📨 Hello@carouselartgroup.com #atlantaart...