Maurizio Cattelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari, the founders of creative studio and art magazine Toiletpaper (cheekily named for the disposability of media and culture at large) turn a critical eye to the idea of sensory overload in a four-part exhibition curated by Mafalda Millies and Roya Sachs. Perfectly at home in a city characterized by innumerable contrasts, the show dares viewers to slow down and take in the duo’s “visual provocations,” in the words of Ferrari. Absurdity and the power of imagination are conceptual constants throughout the show, which commits to the theme with such oddities as a pool filled with bananas and a spaghetti-covered Indian ambassador’s car.