Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset

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The 'Celebrity - The One & The Many' exhibition features two huge installations custom-built to fit into the museum's space. This four-storey-high concrete slab is meant to represent a modest dwelling. Photography: ONUK

The building cannot be entered, but viewing panels give glimpses of the played-out scenarios inside. Photography: ONUK

The installation aims to touch on the recent phenomena of fame-hungry youths willing to gain media coverage through any means possible, be it television, the internet, or blogs. Photography: ONUK

Each scenario within the block is different, but all have some kind of reference to fame. 

'Paparazzo', by Elmgreen & Dragset.  Photography: Elmgreen & Dragset

The second installation shows an empty ballroom bordering onto another room, where a VIP party is taking place behind closed doors. Encased completely by frosted-glass door panes, the VIPs and their party are kept away from exhibition visitors, who only hear gossip and noise from the party inside. Photography: ONUK

A golden maid appears to wait for orders Photography: Mariano Peuser

Michael Elmgreen & Ingar Dragset with one of the life-sized models from the exhibition, a little boy, the son of the fictive celebrity host of the VIP party, who is seen crouched in the corner of the ballroom installation Photography: Matthias Weiß

A reference photo for the lonely schoolboy