Palais de Tokyo

... often questioning what an artwork even is [laughs] or who it belongs to.

He's exhibited at the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Palais de Tokyo, and the Dallas Museum of Art-- uh, sorry, the Museum of Modern Art in Dallas, and his practice consistently unsettles ideas of authorship, making him especially interesting voice here.

And he worked for the artist Urs Fischer.

Um, you'd mentioned another artist you worked for.

I entered from Avenue de New York because that's who I am.

So the museum is one of 14 museums in the Paris Museum of Public Institution and it's actually located in the eastern wing of the Palais de Tokyo and was built for the International Exhibition of Arts and Technology of 1937.

When I went back in 2017 I'd walked a long way along the white bank of the Seine and ventured into what appeared to be a very modernistic and open space collection of artworks.

Now, it may be the design of the museum being modern and all that, but it may also be because they were about to spend 10 million euros on a redesign lasting two years.