While most overseas museums have small gift shops or cafes, it is hard to imagine a Guggenheim or Tate being officially linked to a mall.
Lars Nittve, M+'s executive director, said he was already in discussions with overseas museums, which might show some of the artworks before the 2017 Hong Kong opening.
In the last year alone, about 5,000 objects have left Bloomsbury on loan, half of which have been borrowed by 140 overseas museums.
The exhibition, which will be held at Tate Britain next autumn, will be the most comprehensive display of his work, with many loans from overseas museums and private collections.
Many of these couldn't be borrowed because they are in overseas museums, like two painted plaster reliefs by Mr. Oldenburg that are now in the Museum Ludwig in Cologne, Germany.
Such an institution could serve as a repository for Indigenous items returned from overseas museums such as the British Museum (which invariably cite as an impediment to repatriation the unavailability of suitable permanent keeping places for precious items in Indigenous communities).
As a British museum overseas, the house is not eligible for UK public funding and relies almost entirely on entrance fees and individual donations.
That will change, though, as Porsche intends to cycle these cars out to the museum, overseas shows, even rallies and races.
Yes, it has to be said that all this money and all this bought-in European expertise helped him to amass some marvellous playthings, and many of them we won't have seen before because they are from museums overseas.
He appears to be enlivened and empowered by battles with enemies, real or imagined: overseas archeologists, foreign museums, amateur theorists who speculate that the Pyramids were built by lizards, other "assholes".
