The Tate Modern’s most recent installation project, a massive swing set built by Danish Collective Superflex, gets a profile in The Guardian this week, emphasizing its attempts at encouraging reflection through social interaction.  “We’ve made sure the carpet is very thick so it is extremely comfortable, you can rest,” says Superflex member Rasmus Nielsen. “You can come here and take a nap.”Read more at The Guardian

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