The Football Players’ Makes Sport of Art

New York Times, Feb. 9, 1976

“Halftime. Instead of a car ballet, there is a fork‐lift ballet. Five minitrucks glide out, with actors draped in sculptural poses. The vehicles cavort—a nice dance suitable for parking garages, traffic rotaries and shopping centers.

The game starts again. One man gets the ball and runs —not for a touchdown, but in concentric circles. Round and round he races until he is tackled, head over heels in a slow motion pas de deux. Confetti falls from a cloth strung high over the action. The “snow” slowly dribbles down for the rest of the game.”