ethnographic museum

Um, funny enough, the first, uh, museum that we collaborated with, it was by accident.

I was in Sweden doing work and somebody said to me, "You should probably visit the, um, Africa curator a- at the Swedish Ethnographic Museum." And when I went there, he then said to me, "Oh..." His name is Michael Barrett.

He said, "We have a Zambian collection.

I should show it to you." And in my head, I was like, "Why do you have a Zambian collection?" [laughs] Because Sweden was not known to have come to the continent.

I always struggle to say this word sometimes.

The Musée d'Ethnographie, right? The Musée d'Ethnographie du Très-Déro.

The Ethnographic Museum in Paris.

It's basically a warehouse of objects taken from French colonies in Africa and Oceania, badly lit, smelled bad, stuff piled up.

see everything that Riksteatern produces.

When it comes to an exhibition, I think you should go and see the Yokai exhibition at the Ethnographic Museum, which is part of the World Cultural Museums.

Before it ends now.

It's incredibly interesting.