When Yoshio Taniguchi's new Museum of Modern Art in New York opened last November, one of its first shows was by American artist Mark Dion, presenting the results of an excavation he had made on the site during the building's construction. It followed a similar project he undertook for the Tate, which has turned into one of its most popular exhibits: the finds from his digs at Bankside and Millbank housed in a multi-drawered cabinet, sorted, labelled and classified in unexpected ways.
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