Complete the dialogue between the presenter and Katy West with the correct form of the auxiliary verbs do, be or have.

Here's the completed dialogue using the correct forms of the auxiliary verbs (do, be, or have):

P: It's two thirty on Saturday afternoon, and you are listening to the Culture Programme. In this part of the programme, we invite a guest to talk about their 'Artist of the Week'. This week, we have Katy West in the studio. Katy is the Editor of Photo Monthly Magazine. Welcome to the Culture Programme.

KW: Thank you.

P: Katy, tell us about your 'Artist of the Week'.

KW: My 'Artist of the Week' is a French photographer. He takes photographs and makes them enormous. Then he pastes them in public places.

P: Does he have a name?

KW: Ah, well, he's called JR. [...]

P: So what kind of photographs does he take, and where can we see them?

KW: He takes black and white portraits of people and pastes them on buildings, walls and bridges. He has had exhibitions in museums such as the Pompidou Centre in Paris, but his favourite art gallery is in the street. He wants people who don't usually go to museums to see his work.