Through onsite interventions, Giannotti challenges the existing order of public art institutions

Responding to the museum status quo, Aldo Giannotti's concepts and props reshape the institution’s social and spatial architecture. Through dialogue with staff, guards and visitors, Giannotti engages with the museum and its underlying purpose.

The book surveys numerous cases and obstacles that threaten the sustainability of long-standing habits in museology. It emphasizes working on the ground rather than from office spaces, focusing on accountability in the very spaces where the museum functions. It presents a challenge to the art world, offers insight to those who passively endorse the existing order of public art, and serves as a mediator between current art workers and outdated art systems.