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The Job Interview as Art Installation

by Allison Lichter

NEW YORK, NY May 01, 2009 —Up at MOMA, a Kafka-inspired installation from the German artist Martin Kippenberger sits in the museum's atrium. It puts together more than 50 tables and chairs -- set up to look like settings for job interviews. Curator Ann Tempkin says the piece has a special resonance right now.

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