71 is pleased to present an exhibition with works by Sem Lala (b. 2000, Albania) and Andrea Fraser (b. 1965, Montana, USA).

Sem Lala presents a new body of work titled Debt, which is developed through an ongoing investigation of material alongside the social and economic structures that underpin institutional life. Working with photography, sculpture, and installation, Lala approaches these systems through their often overlooked and contradictory manifestations.

Working across performance, video, sculpture, photography, and text, Andrea Fraser investigates the social, political, economic, and emotional structures that underpin the art world and its institutions. In May I Help You? on view at 71, Andrea Fraser adopts multiple voices to examine the often contradictory relationships between museums, the art market, and their publics. Through performance, she reveals how cultural value and authority are produced through language, social roles, and institutional conventions.

Installation view. Sem Lala // Andrea Fraser. Photo: Esteban Pérez.
Installation view. Sem Lala // Andrea Fraser. Photo: Esteban Pérez.
Installation view. Sem Lala // Andrea Fraser. Photo: Esteban Pérez.
Installation view. Sem Lala // Andrea Fraser. Photo: Esteban Pérez.
Installation view. Sem Lala // Andrea Fraser. Photo: Esteban Pérez.
Sem Lala 'Debt (I-IV)', 2026. Gelatin silver print. 28 × 25,5 cm. Photo Esteban Pérez.
Sem Lala 'Debt (V)', 2026. Gelatin silver pint. 122 × 95 cm. Photo: Esteban Pérez.
Sem Lala 'Bucket of Singularity', 2026. Container, the artist's weight in mirror fragments. Variable dimensions. Photo: Esteban Pérez.
Sem Lala 'Break Point with Eyes Cut Out (Go-go), 2026. Cardboard, scratch off stickers. 142 × 120 cm. Photo: Esteban Pérez.
Andrea Fraser 'May I Help You?', 1991. Single-channel video, colour, sound, 20 min 7 s. © Andrea Fraser. Photo: Esteban Pérez.
E Box, 1987. Published by Josh Baer Gallery, New York. Painted wood box by Nany Dwyer containing 4 artworks. Artists: Allan McCollum, Alan Belcher, Laurie Simmons, Frank Majore. Photo: Esteban Pérez.
Allan McCollum. Plaster Surrogate 'Red Gold', 1986. Enamel on cast hydrostone. 40 × 33 × 5 cm. Part of the E Box, 1987. Photo: Esteban Pérez.