Urs Fischer

NEW YORK Gagosian In Jacques Tati’s genre-defying masterpiece Playtime (1967), Mr. Hulot, Tati’s unwitting alter ego, drifts haphazardly through a stylized, ultramodern Paris, interacting with a host of inanimate objects brought to life through technology and camera work within a massive, specially constructed set known as “Tativille.” In many ways, Urs Fischer’s recent exhibition, “PLAY,” with choreography by Madeline Hollander, picks up where Tati left off, but with a major upgrade in technology.

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