Jérôme Bel is profiled in the New York Times this week, as he prepares his new performance at MoMA, featuring a group of MoMA employees performing in the museum atrium.  “I’m more interested in human beings than in objects, obviously,” he says.  “A human being is so complicated, especially a dancing human being, especially a nonprofessional dancer.”

Read more at NYT

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