Ragnar Kjartansson is profiled in The New Yorker this week, as he reflects on his career, and on the evolution of his work.  “I don’t believe in the truth of art,” he says. “As my mother says, ‘Let’s not destroy a good story with the truth.’”

Read more at New Yorker

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