They took the espresso machine, an original door with the Black Cat logo on it, and one painting that Henry had done in 1982. And they've made a CD out of the most-played music tracks over 19 years. The museum's interest could also have been sparked by Maas' unwavering ability to name things, to present personal ideas in such a way that people look at them differently. All over Melbourne, they're everywhere, and even the Museum of Victoria has one. If you give something a title, it becomes important.
Life is a cabaret . . .
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