In a collaboration with the New York City Ballet’s Art Series, Lauren Redniss’s new exhibition spotlights behind-the-scenes talent
Photo: Erin Baiano The world-renowned New York City Ballet never fails to put on breathtaking displays, but the exact amount of work it takes to put on each show often goes unnoticed. That massive behind-the-scenes effort is what drew Lauren Redniss to a project of equally large proportion: crafting portraits of as many of these backstage workers as she could.
While some might see indecisiveness as a vice, Redniss’s refusal to choose a storytelling form is what made her installation stand out. “I guess I’m just greedy.
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