MILAAP takes its name from a 1968 sculpture by the Karachi-born, London-based artist Rasheed Araeen, the centerpiece of the collection and one of the only permanent works exhibited in the space – a work that meditates on the notion of meetings, encounters and dialogue, and what one might think of as a sculptural manifesto of the collection and its spirit. Asides from Araeen’s sculpture, MILAAP features two permanent installations on its outside: a yellow edition of Jeppe Hein’s Modified Street Lights, and a sprawling swing construction from SUPERFLEX’s One Two Three Swing! that continues into the exhibition interior itself.