What do I do? (1970-2009) is a two-screen adaptation of two performances by Vito Acconci from the 1970s in which the artist framed simple questions and actions around the basic substance of a performance practice: to utter something; to do something. The artists fragment and repeat Acconci’s speech and actions – saying the words in turn and attempting, blindfolded, to catch a series of tomatoes that are thrown at them from offscreen – while dressed as jesters and fools. Brightly coloured crepe paper, face paint and wizardly black costumes are set against red velvet curtains, like decorations appropriated from a local pantomime.