At the opening of the White Cube Squared, Giles Prince introduced me to Celia Lyttleton, who was wearing a very short skirt and stunning lace stockings. “Ranko is a postcard terrorist,” he chuckled. We joined him. Celia was nonplussed, but I was very pleased. I did not say anything, but my thoughts wandered to Giancarlo Politi, another art publisher who had been accused of terrorism.