Thanks for taking some time to write a review Ljpne, I thought it'd be helpful to respond to some of your comments as a clarification. As a contemporary art museum we do have a strong commitment to showing "unproven artists," it's actually part of the way the MCA started. We want to provide one of the very first platforms for these new voices and talents to share their art with the world. Sometimes this work doesn't resonant with everyone, sometimes the artist who goes onto become a major part of art history, and sometimes both of those things happen. That's part of the process of showing and debating new art. We do have a permanent collection though it is not on permanent view as in other museums, it rotates, and we also include the permanent collection in many exhibitions on various themes or ideas. Your review is from June 7 so exhibitions like "Out of Office" and "S, M, L, XL" (as well as "MCA DNA: Alexander Calder") are all exhibitions of our permanent collections, just around different ideas—putting the art in a new context brings out new ways of seeing an artwork often. The "ridiculous home movies" you saw were by Keren Cytter in her solo exhibition and indeed humor is a major element of her work as she intentionally deconstructs cinema techniques using lo-fi effects so you might have hit the nail on the head there. We will certainly look into your feedback about our staff as we'll want them to set an example for our visitors. Again, appreciate the time you took to review and we do hope you'll be back to visit, debate, and see new artwork.