The New Yorker has a profile on Philippe Parreno this week, reflecting on the artist’s recent work, and his take on putting together his exhibitions.  “Sometimes it’s nice to have things a bit off-sync, so your brain or your imagination can do the work,” he says. “Lots of the things I do require people to endorse a fiction.”

Read more at New Yorker

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