Ann-Sofi Sidén maps social behaviour and phenomena like exoticism and the mechanisms of exclusion which are such an important aspect of the history of Western civilization. One of her most recent works – 3 MPH (three miles per hour) from 2003 – was filmed during a 25-day ride on horseback that the artist undertook in Texas and that is now being shown in the museum’s collections. The ride started in San Antonio and ended at Ground Control, NASA’s space-research centre in Houston. The 35-minute film in panorama format is concerned with visible and invisible boundaries and it cuts through a stream of social and cultural layers in present-day Texas.