Where is this Meta-Kiosk?

I am in a European country that isn't Germany, and I found this kiosk whose only purpose is to house a large picture of itself:

Your job: tell me where I am.

Comments

[Tom of Finland]

Thanks for the reveal Andrew. Duh, it's art. My French is rusty, but it seems to be a defunct newspaper kiosk built in the 1960s, now turned into an art installation with rotating exhibits put on by the AICA Luxembourg section?
http://www.aica-luxembourg.lu/kioskpres.html
http://www.aica-luxembourg.lu/pdf/aica-aschman.pdf
(Second link has historical info). Other exhibits over the years have included "Schengen" and "Bla-Bla". The one you saw must have been "KIOSQUE GIGOGNE" http://www.christian-aschman.com/ which fits with the meta aspect.

[Andrew]

Interesting guesses all. In fact, it's in Luxembourg, on the west side of the Pont Adolphe. None of my friends who live in Luxembourg could explain what the small building is for, although it sometimes houses well-dressed mannequins. Now, it's hosting a picture of itself.

[dubuc]

a derelict tube station in London

[Norbert]

Wherever it is, it is not a kiosk. A kiosk is a vending place, or in its more ancient Persian meaning, a pavillion in a garden or palace.

If its only purpose is to put something on display, it's not a kiosk. But feel free to correct me if I am wrong (it wouldn't surprise me...).

[Tom of Finland]

I second (third?) Switzerland. It's a bit unkempt but the concept and concrete roof style certainly fit. It will have a name like "Milchhüsli" and be located at a bus stop or a park in Bern.

[Roger]

First idea: Switzerland. Sometimes they make such things.
Second idea (Dan Richter has already taken Switzerland): Netherlands. They can do such stuff too.

[Dan Richter]

Switzerland?

[Jules Winnfield]

near Wien

[CN Heidelberg]

Somewhere east of Germany?