Aéroport Mille Plateaux continues Elmgreen & Dragset’s transformation of spaces to reveal social functions, thus exposing the power structures embedded in both architecture and society, thereby challenging the idea of public space as something neutral. While the exhibition is a survey of many of the artists’ most iconic works to date, it is itself a singular project. Combining works such as Uncollected (2005), a baggage claim carousel endlessly rotating with a piece of uncollected luggage, and Gate 23 (2015), a collapsed staircase leading to the doors of Aéroport Mille Plateaux’s “Gate 23,” with typical airport features such as waiting areas, check-in counters, security checkpoints, advertisements, and flight schedules, the duo creates a realistic yet absurd airport environment. This elaborate conversion of the exhibition space into an airport turns museum visitors themselves into travelers through Elmgreen & Dragset’s site-specific engagement with the museum’s distinctive architecture.