Carsten Höller’s exposition Would you pay for see a pile of pills or a wall of light bulbs with no explanation about? Maybe yes, if you do not mind spending your money and time, but when you have been trilling to the exposition for much time, it is frustrating. That happened when I visited ‘Sunday’ the Carsten Höller’s exposition in Rufino Tamayo Museum, one of my favorite museums in Mexico City. I had been exciting because I had thought the exposition could be a golden opportunity to know about the artwork of one of a most famous modern artist, but I only found pieces without sense. Before I went, I read that the exposition would be composed by 50 pieces, but I only found 30. At least I would look forward to seeing any explanation about that. Last but not least, the customer service at the ticket window was disrespectful. A lady who attended was rude to a disabled woman who could not hear well. I would recommend that the employees took a course about no discrimination.