Less than 1 percent can be exhibited at any time.
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Some of these items will be exhibited at the station.
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The project will be exhibited at this year's Format Festival in Derby.
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It will be exhibited with a seventh-century Quran and gothic Bible.
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Their portraits will be exhibited next to existing portraits of historical Dutch figures.
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The installation is set to be exhibited as part of teamLab IsLands: Dance!
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The collection will be exhibited at Sotheby's galleries in London in early November.
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Some of the 100 etchings will be exhibited from June 2 to Aug.
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Each work will be exhibited in the museum, with the dedication attached to it.
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She dared dream that some day her art would be exhibited in the museum.
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The remains will not lie in state, and will not be exhibited to the public.
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One set may soon be exhibited at the European Parliament in Brussels, Mr. Warsh said.
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In 2020, his new projects will be exhibited at MMCA, Seoul and the 13th Gwangju Biennale.
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A smaller selection of these works will be exhibited at the Deichtorhallen Hamburg later next year.
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This doesn't deserve to be exhibited, our brains yell; it should not be allowed to exist.
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I did also e-mail The Chelsea Garden show to apply for it to be exhibited.
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Over 20 nude drawings of Iggy Pop will be exhibited at the Brooklyn Museum later this year.
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Cosmin Bumbuț's work will be exhibited at the European Month of Photography in Berlin, until October 31.
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Selected works from the collection will be exhibited at the museum from April 22015 through Oct. 250.
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The full scroll, about 12 meters long, will be exhibited in a narrow hallway of the exhibition.
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"Jennifer's Family" will be exhibited next at Kunstverein Viernheim in Germany; opening is Saturday, June 18, 2016.
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Her new work will be exhibited at the Phillips auction house in New York City from Sept.
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It will be a long time before this many of his works will be exhibited together again.
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An earlier version of this article misstated where AI work will be exhibited for sale in Miami.
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This new product will be exhibited at the SEMICON West exhibition to be held on July 4083-2408.
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"They are all active Zika cases, but have not exhibited symptoms to be exhibited to the hospital," Gov.
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It has left London for the first time to be exhibited beginning this month at the Met Breuer.
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They should remain in the Berkshires, as he intended, and they should be exhibited for all to enjoy.
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We are also working on a number of paintings that will be exhibited in Europe, Los Angeles and Arizona.
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Auction house Profiles in History announced Wednesday that the items will be exhibited in Beverly Hills starting Aug. 18.
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Lord Cultural Resources will develop plans for visitor experience at the museum and for collecting items to be exhibited.
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Would it be possible to acquire a piece of Mohammed's art to be exhibited in Manhattan, 230,22 miles away?
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It will be exhibited Thursday through Sunday at the New York Antiquarian Book Fair at the Park Avenue Armory.
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The question of how modern art should be exhibited implies a more fundamental question: what is a museum today?
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The winning images will be exhibited at the Society&aposs annual conference in Belfast from December 10 to 13.
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There, the theme will be announced on Friday night, and results will be exhibited and tested on Sunday evening.
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It's poetic that Likeness is the first solo show of paintings to be exhibited by the photo-centric Yossi Milo.
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And of course the products that we design travel much further; they can be exhibited in Milan, Cologne or Chicago.
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After making previous stops in Tokyo and London, Björk Digital will be exhibited at the Magic Box at the Reef.
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"Since it's not about a collection, you couldn't be precise" about what would be exhibited and how, Mr. Koolhaas said.
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In any case, Aachen Cathedral hopes the shrine and relics will now garner increased attention once they can be exhibited.
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Works by Khadija Saye, the emerging artist who died in the Grenfell Tower Fire, will be exhibited as part of Actions.
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The legend will be exhibited at the National Railway Museum, between the upcoming events on the tracks around in Great Britain.
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It will be exhibited at the Open Codes exhibition at ZKM center for Art and Media in Karlsruhe, Germany in October.
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We've quarreled over the colors of a dress and freaked out over chickens large enough to be exhibited in Jurassic Park.
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The finalists will be exhibited—and the winner announced—at a photo show on Friday May 20 at Sydney's Goodspace Gallery.
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Shortly thereafter, it was selected to be exhibited at the United Nations during a World Congress of Women in March 2018.
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"We're curating what scholars may want to study and what may be exhibited," said Amanda Sutphin, the commission's director of archaeology.
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The outrage over Dana Schutz, it's officially reached the point with this ICA show that she shouldn't even be exhibited anymore.
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Artifacts from the Palace Museum collection highlighting imperial life and culture in China will be exhibited on a long-term basis.
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" Some of the best items will be exhibited next summer, in a show titled "American Democracy: A Great Leap of Faith.
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The Add Oil Team plans to turn the videos into a documentary-style work that could be exhibited in a gallery.
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In the case of missing objects, or works that are too fragile to be exhibited, we ought to be thankful for reproductions.
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Ngo's photographs will be exhibited in 2017, as part of the Human Rights Arts and Film Festival at The Substation in Melbourne.
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Or 2002, the year he shot his second Pirelli calendar and became the first photographer to be exhibited at Moscow's Pushkin Museum.
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These licenses might be used for transferring equipment to be exhibited at a surveillance trade fair, or demoed to a potential client.
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Paintings, sculptures, video, photographs, and works on paper will be exhibited in the 2019 Invitational Exhibition of Visual Arts through April 43.
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Works from the expedition will be exhibited in the Antarctic Pavilion at this year's Venice Biennale and tour museums around the world.
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None of these works would ever be exhibited at MoMA again, until Grigorian's work was included in the protest against the travel ban.
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There are three major characteristics that need to be exhibited for something to be defined as sleep: A regularly occurring period of inactivity.
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The sacred pieces will be exhibited by themselves in the Anna Wintour Costume Center and the profane will reside in a separate space.
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The donated works will be exhibited in an arts center in Madrid, as well as in a yet-to-be-selected American museum.
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That the center allowed this show to be exhibited is perhaps an acknowledgment of the culpability of Spain in that failed colonialist project.
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Rudd and others involved wondered if this type of material should even be exhibited, and if people would be interested in seeing it.
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Published in book form by Shashasha this year, the series will be exhibited from December 7 thorough 30 at Galerie &co119 in Paris.
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It will be exhibited along with Future Satellite, a satellite dish and pirate satellite radio system, at Harvestworks in New York, opening August 2.
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The exhibition will travel to the New Orleans Museum of Art, where it will be exhibited from October 5, 2017 through January 7, 2018.
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The paintings from "Portraits of Courage" will be exhibited at the presidential library starting March 2, according to the George W. Bush Presidential Center.
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A 10-by-262-foot stained glass mural of Vladimir Lenin will be exhibited at the NETZWERRK exhibition space during Art Basel Miami Beach.
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On September 16 in New York, Lahger's latest works will be exhibited at Last Rites Gallery, in a two-person show with Jasmine Worth.
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After being on view for a month there, the painting will be exhibited for most of July at the Galleria Nazionale dell'Umbria in Perugia.
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The two of them were to have separate exhibitions, and when Gabo discovered that Barbara's work was to be exhibited first, he pulled out.
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And On Kawara — before he died in 2014 — was explicit about how he wanted his triptych of Date Paintings, "Moon Landing," to be exhibited.
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On March 17, the museum will put a selection of 10 collection highlights on display; the entire collection will be exhibited in Fall 2022.
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Paintings, sculptures, videos, photographs, and works on paper by 13 contemporary artists will be exhibited from Thursday, March 5 through Sunday, April 5, 2020.
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If there's any mercy in that arena, hopefully it will be exhibited by the referee who will stop the fight before McGregor gets hurt.
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The painting will "soon be exhibited in an important museum" where it will "finally come into the light for all to see," it added.
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He persisted, as he wanted all his programs to help humanize the incarcerated if their work was ever to be exhibited beyond the fenced community.
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But for now, the show's operator isn't announcing broader changes that would actually allow sex toys to be exhibited and win awards in the future.
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Each winner will receive a cash prize of $10,000, and their work will be exhibited at photography festival Photoville in New York later this week.
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Tunick's photographs will be exhibited in Bogota's Museum of Modern Art later this year, while each of the participants will receive a limited edition print.
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Robert E. Lee condemned last weekend's violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, and said it might be "appropriate" for Confederate statues to be exhibited in a museum.
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A complete set of Étienne Léopold Trouvelot's (1827–20183) chromolithographs will be exhibited at the the Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens in April.
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Newhive recently recently highlighted her piece Sinking Values on their blog, and a few of her pieces will be exhibited at Superchief gallery in Soho.
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The wreck will be exhibited in the Arsenale, the former shipyards and armories that provided the Venetian Republic with its formidable naval power for centuries.
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Art from all of these programs will be exhibited — in local coffee shops, the Columbus Museum and the Bo Bartlett Center — and offered for sale.
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The wreckage will be exhibited in the Arsenale, the former shipyards and armories that once served as a stockade for the Venetian Republic's naval power.
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Mossless 4: Public/Private/Portrait is being made in conjunction with Public, Private, Secret, which will be exhibited at New York's International Center of Photography.
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Some of the pieces to be exhibited have never been seen before in Australia, and around 150 works will take up the NGV's entire ground floor.
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Clothes and accessories from Coco Chanel, Vivienne Westwood, Azzedine Alaïa, Cristóbal Balenciaga, and John Galliano will be exhibited alongside the Met's collection of breathtaking religious artworks.
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Far-right Dutch parliamentarian Geert Wilders has planned the contest for later in the year, and caricatures of the Muslim Prophet Mohammed are to be exhibited.
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The show's roster of photographers, 40 in all, were chosen by a jury, which will also select a grand-prize winner to be exhibited at Photoville.
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The show's roster of photographers, 113 in all, were chosen by a jury, which will also select a grand-prize winner to be exhibited at Photoville.
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The show's roster of photographers, 40 in all, were chosen by a jury, which will also select a grand prize winner to be exhibited at Photoville.
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The show's roster of photographers, 347 in all, were chosen by a jury, which will also select a grand prize winner to be exhibited at Photoville.
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And if video of the functional object is available, a work can be exhibited as a static relic, alongside those recorded memories of its past life.
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But the uproar made me see that many artists create work that they realize should not be exhibited, which probably should have been the case here.
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But the news also begs the question of why it's taken so long for 2D filmic works to be exhibited in proximity to paintings and photographs.
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Meanwhile, the remains of architecture writer Christopher Gray, who died this April, were donated to the Smithsonian to be exhibited at his alma mater boarding school.
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Ang Lee shot the picture to be exhibited at 120 frames per second in 3D at 4K HD resolution in order to achieve greater clarity and realism.
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The combination gift and purchase from the Holt-Smithson Foundation also includes Holt's room-size installation "Holes of Light" (1973), to be exhibited in September at Dia:Chelsea.
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"There is something special about things that are inconvenient" Beyond its creators, dealers and collectors, book art is known to few, because it cannot satisfactorily be exhibited.
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His most recent works feature rabbit, rooster, fox, and squirrel skulls, will be exhibited in Brunswick, Australia at BeinArt Gallery for a group exhibition called Luminosity & Dust.
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"Where is the language that shows the art is going to be sold on commission, as the statute requires, or where the works will be exhibited?" he said.
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Seliger surely did not imagine when he began this project in 2014 that these photographs would be exhibited just as a paroxysm of hatred was roiling American culture.
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In their place, the university will display replicas of the tiles, and the original mosaics will be exhibited at the Zeugma Mosaic Museum in the city of Gaziantep.
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Ang Lee shot the picture so it could be exhibited at 210 frames per second in 237D at 2493K HD resolution in order to achieve greater clarity and realism.
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The newly honored titles will be exhibited at the Strong Museum in Rochester, along with previous winners Doom, Pong, Pac-Man, Super Mario Bros, Tetris and World of Warcraft.
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Christie's will show the painting in Hong Kong, San Francisco and London before it comes to New York, where it will be exhibited before the sale on Nov. 15.
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Three teams of German architects and engineers fabricated flexible spaces that are sonically and visually discrete, allowing video art to be exhibited with a purity that museums can't provide.
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Years later, though, she would sometimes be exhibited alongside one or both, as was the case in 1982 with a show at Tulane University pairing her and her mother.
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A full-length portrait of Oscar Wilde will be exhibited in the UK for the first time as part of the Tate's upcoming Queer British Art 1861–19233 exhibition.
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The work of the Getty Images Instagram Grant winners will be exhibited at Photoville (Brooklyn Bridge Plaza, on the corners of Water Street and New Dock Street) September 21–25.
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Many of the materials from his year outside will be exhibited, including minutely detailed maps of his daily wanderings and stark photographs of the solitude of life on the street.
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This year, the Rijksmuseum will lend "Small Wonders," a collection of small medieval prayer pieces, to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, to be exhibited at the Cloisters.
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Every year, the institution holds an open call for talent, asking artists of any level, practice and background to submit work to be exhibited and sold in its Summer Exhibition.
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This year, the grants were worth $10,000 each and gave recipients in the visual, performance, and literary arts a chance to create new work to be exhibited to the public.
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"I hope that I can buy some Flint Fit-wear someday," said Chin during a media tour of the collection at the Queens Museum, where it will be exhibited until August.
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"As an artist, you should never settle with just one thing," McCloud says as we walk toward his more recent work, which will be exhibited at the Armory Show in March.
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Degas allowed only one of his sculptures to be exhibited: "Petite Danseuse de Quatorze Ans (Little Dancer Aged Fourteen)," which he entered into the sixth Impressionist Exhibition in Paris in 1881.
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"We made a mistake in permitting the Olympic torch, a symbol of peace and unity, to be exhibited alongside a chained wild animal," the Manaus organizing committee said in a statement.
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Grant Wood's "American Gothic" (1930) will be exhibited at the Royal Academy in February as part of America After the Fall: Painting in the 1930s, an exhibition dedicated to Depression-era art.
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In his lifetime, Clyfford Still demanded that his stark, monumental Abstract Expressionist canvases be exhibited in museum shows only in a separate gallery, and explicitly restricted institutions from lending paintings he donated.
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His 2017 series depicting U.S. soldiers who served in the military after 9/11 is titled "Portraits of Courage" and will be exhibited at the Kennedy Center's new REACH facility from Oct.
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"If a drying time is too short, sufficient effect cannot be exhibited," said Dr. Ryohei Hirose, a researcher at Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine in Japan who wasn't involved in the study.
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When Paul shows his former teacher Henry Tonks one of his paintings—a portrait of a man whose jaw has been blown off—he is told that it could never be exhibited.
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Two bodies of work created following the Juilliard residency — "Rhythms and Reflections" and a new series of "Walking Paintings" — will be exhibited later this month at the Waddington Custot gallery in London.
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Both versions of the statue will be exhibited at the National Gallery (the Minerva one in a plaster cast), so that they can be studied side-by-side for the first time.
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The Space We Hold also premiered at the Sheffield Documentary Festival in the UK that month, and in October, it will be exhibited at the Future of Storytelling Festival in New York.
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The imposing naked women it depicts (see picture, above) means it will probably never be exhibited in the Middle East, but it remains a trophy nonetheless, if only because of the record price.
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They have rejected more than 150 works, including some well-known paintings such as "Christ and the Adulteress" (it continues to be exhibited at Palazzo Barberini in Rome as a work by Tintoretto).
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The work will also be exhibited as part of On Echoes of Invisible Heart, curated by Lila Nazemian, at Station Beirut (Secteur 66, Rue 90, Jisr El Wati, Beirut, Lebanon) opening April 17.
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For the first time, the public will see many fragile or previously damaged pieces, including a painted plaster version of the delicate and stringy "Femme Assise" ("Seated Woman"), to be exhibited behind glass.
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Whereas before paintings could only be exhibited on the museum's top floor, new climate control and ventilation systems make it possible to display art on any level in the building, Mr. Wingard said.
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Paul Hamilos: Resolved that Donald J. Trump, president of the United States is impeached for high crimes and misdemeanors and that the following articles of impeachment be exhibited to the United States Senate.
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"We made a mistake when we allowed the Olympic torch, a symbol of peace and union of different people, to be exhibited next to a chained wild animal," the committee said in a statement.
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The royal couple may have a chance to view the paintings again as a number of iconic works from the gallery are set to be exhibited at the Tate in London later this year.
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The drawings and photos on view, many of which have never been exhibited before, offer glimpses into the artist's vision for his works, which were created to be exhibited under obsessively strict lighting conditions.
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Alexandra Howland's Roads from Mosul was exhibited in the Bargehouse Galleries (Oxo Tower Wharf, Barge House Street, South Bank, London) in May, and will be exhibited in Baghdad and Mosul in the coming months.
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" Durant went on to apologize for his thoughtlessness: "I should have reached out to the Dakota community the moment I knew that the sculpture would be exhibited at the Walker Art Center in proximity to Mankato.
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But K'in Obregon, in 1937, was brought to France to be exhibited in a human zoo during a World Fair, where it was pejorative to compare him to an animal through a naturalist point of view.
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"This is a support group for people raised by a parent with toxic, self-absorbed or abusive personality traits, which may be exhibited by those who suffer from cluster B personality disorders," the forum's description reads.
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Tell Them About Me was launched at the New York Art Book Fair last year through Knowledge Editions and Hillvale, and will be exhibited at Hillvale Gallery in Melbourne alongside a short film in late-May.
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Sponsored by Sto and supported by the World Architecture Festival (WAF), the impressive images will be exhibited at WAF in Amsterdam from December 4-6, during which visitors will be able to vote for their favorites.
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This intervention, most famously captured by Harry Gamboa Jr. in a photograph of Pattsi Valdez, titled "Spray Paint LACMA" (1972), was regarded by Asco as the first Chicanx conceptual art piece to be exhibited at LACMA.
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He also mentioned Samia Halaby, the first Palestinian artist to be exhibited at the Guggenheim (incidentally her work was donated by a Jewish person) and seemed to dispute the fact that she was a first for the Guggenheim.
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It's this variety of experience that Abrahams, an education specialist turned theater photographer, wanted to capture in the project that will be exhibited at Weston Park Museum in September, and—if the crowdfunding goes well—in a book.
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Just over 30 years later, Rauschenberg's greatest piece, "The Quarter Mile", also known as "Two-Furlong Piece", a masterwork made up of 190 parts stretching 305 metres long, will be exhibited in its entirety for the first time.
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Mr. Kamber and Cynthia Rivera have now curated work by his two friends to be exhibited together for the first time in a new show, "War and Peace in Liberia" at the Bronx Documentary Center (BDC) from Oct.
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Another curatorial difficulty lay in the fact that the cardboard actors, posters, and sets were never made to be exhibited; they were created for the sole purpose of making a film and were then carefully stocked for potential reuse.
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With "Suzanne Lacy: We Are Here", which spans nearly 50 years of work by this pioneer of dialogue-based artwork, SFMOMA and the Yerba Buena Centre for the Arts show how such pieces can be exhibited in a compelling way.
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The settlement was destroyed by hostile tribes who invaded from the north-east around 4,100 B.C. The bead will be exhibited in the historical museum in Pazardzhik once it has been thoroughly analyzed and its age confirmed, a museum worker said.
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"When actually visiting, I had such an emotional reaction to the place and decided the series needed to be exhibited in a space that really told the story of this abandoned mining town being reclaimed by the desert," she said.
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In the spring comes "Venus," which explores the life of a South African woman, Saartjie Baartman, who became an object of public fascination — not of a flattering kind — when she was taken to London to be exhibited in freak shows.
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Now Melinda Martin Sullivan, a trustee at the Frick Collection, and her husband, Paul Sullivan, have permitted the Frick to choose 14 examples from their Du Paquier collection as a gift, and the pieces will be exhibited beginning Sept. 28.
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Recently, the growers gathered at Pioneer Works and in the courtyard of a New School building for their final planting parties, where they would transfer their plants from flimsy containers to the black plastic bags in which they will be exhibited.
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As he was nearing his 90th birthday, he allowed his wife to catalog his works so they could be exhibited, as they were at the Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art in Chicago and the Coda Gallery in Palm Desert, Calif.
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About 700 pieces of ornate costume jewelry made by Hollywood costume jeweler Eugene Joseff will be exhibited in Ireland's Newbridge Silverware Museum of Style Icons from March until May before going under the hammer in November at Julien's Auctions in Los Angeles.
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At one of the collection galleries located on the fifth floor of the old MoMA (the Yoshio Taniguchi-designed building) the current architectural design exhibition, titled Architecture for Modern Art, is dedicated to answering the question of how modern art should be exhibited.
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It's no wonder that Williams's art has since shown in LA at the Parker Gallery, is currently on display through December 22 in New York City at Karma Gallery, and will be exhibited at the Whitney Museum of American Art in the near future.
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The bulk of the BRIC Biennial will be exhibited at BRIC House and will focus on the theme "Affective Bodies," drawing from affect theory, which places emphasis on bodily experience rather than on learned knowledge, highlighting artists who address the lived experience of these neighborhoods.
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Five images by Diane Arbus that have never been seen before by the public will be exhibited at the David Zwirner Gallery in New York in November, inaugurating the gallery's new collaboration with the Fraenkel Gallery in San Francisco in representing the Arbus estate.
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He is currently working on a full dome and VR piece entitled Morphogenesis, which will be exhibited in June at the Immersion Experience Symposium IX 2016 in Montreal, as well as at Currents New Media Art Festival in Santa Fe and Mire Digital Arts Festival in Berlin.
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The bigger issue for this exhibition and many like it — I was also told a few South Asian American contemporary artists refused to be exhibited in the show because of its cultural framework — is whether the category of South Asian art is useful to understand the work.
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The finalists have until May 1 to further develop and refine their concepts after receiving feedback from NMAI representatives, and the results will be exhibited at the National Museum of the American Indian in both Washington, DC and New York City from mid-May to June 443.
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It was inspired by Piper's dawning realization that she was unable to fulfill other people's expectations through the lens of race; since the early 2000s, she had stopped allowing any of her artwork to be exhibited in all-black shows, which she came to see as ghettoizing.
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"Artists from the mainstream are looking at this kind of art," said Ms. Dervaux, adding that the Morgan's music collection of African-American folk songs and its manuscript collection of books from the Harlem Renaissance provided context for the acquisition, which will be exhibited in 2021.
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Mr. Baumbach's movie was also warmly received, and in postscreening exchanges with reporters, he enacted what is becoming a very familiar dance, explaining that his movie, while ideally meant to be exhibited on a big screen, benefited substantially from the artistic freedom Netflix had afforded him.
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The woman now infamously known as Hottentot Venus, Sara "Saartjie" Baartman of the Gonaquasub group of the Khoikhoi, was taken from Cape Town, South Africa to be exhibited alive, often naked, in London and Paris for eugenics-informed biomedical curiosity about the supposed anomalies of Black female anatomy.
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"We want this throne to be exhibited and looked after in a museum honouring Jean-Bédel Bokassa," says Héritier Doneng, a leader of Patriotes Centrafricains, a group that aims to "defend the country's cultural values" in part by praising the late emperor, whom it credits with building a university and schools.
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Starting this fall — while the castle undergoes an extensive renovation and after forensic research at the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth — the portraits will travel to the United States for the first time, to be exhibited at the Meadows Museum in Dallas and the Frick Collection in New York.
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As a result, at the age of 2, A. had already mastered math, history, and physics at the high school level, knew many classical music pieces by heart, and his paintings and drawings were so adept that, according to Goodman, they could be exhibited in galleries and museums in the outside world.
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"We've always agreed that we want to create one-of-a-kind jewelry that will hopefully one day be exhibited in museums," he said — and the house's works are part of the permanent collections at the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum in New York and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.
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Even after the Ringling elephants perform their last headstands in Sunday shows in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania and Providence, Rhode Island, a total of 69 elephants will still be in the possession of smaller U.S. circuses and traveling acts, with some too crippled to be exhibited and some kept for breeding, said PETA spokeswoman Katie Arth.
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Other new works are by the Bruce High Quality Foundation, Sarah Cain, Beth Campbell, Leonardo Drew, Jeffrey Gibson, Amalia Pica, Alex Schweder and Ward Shelley, Berndnaut Smilde and Wilmer Wilson IV. Four projects — by Elmgreen & Dragset, Richard Long, Mary Sibande and Wang Xin — will be exhibited for the first time in the United States.
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To see the dozens of artists who travelled to Los Angeles and whose work makes up "Radical Women: Latin American Art, 1960-85" was to see a group of women—most now in their 60s and 70s—who knew of each other but had rarely met, and had never expected to be exhibited together in America.
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For much of the first part of the century in LA, art was generally not made to be exhibited, but rather it was created as part of one's spiritual expression through creativity and vice versa, as well as a way to relay information and illustrate arcane texts and sacred images such as the ones at Manly P. Hall's Philosophical Research Library.
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Resolved, That Donald J. Trump, President of the United States, is impeached for high crimes and misdemeanors and that the following articles of impeachment be exhibited to the United States Senate: Articles of impeachment exhibited by the House of Representatives of the United States of America in the name of itself and of the people of the United States of America, against Donald J. Trump, President of the United States of America, in maintenance and support of its impeachment against him for high crimes and misdemeanors.
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Her message resonates in the 2017 primer she wrote with Carlin Ross, "Bodysex Basics," and in a reissued version of her 703 memoir, "Sex by Design: The Betty Dodson Story"; in the popular workshops she holds every month in her Midtown Manhattan apartment (now on hiatus, replaced by group chats online); in the erotic art that first gained her attention, her images of copulating partners to be exhibited late this year at the Museum of Sex (if and when it reopens), to which she is an adviser; and on dodsonandross.
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Her message resonates in the 2017 primer she wrote with Carlin Ross, "Bodysex Basics," and in a reissued version of her 703 memoir, "Sex by Design: The Betty Dodson Story"; in the popular workshops she holds every month in her Midtown Manhattan apartment (now on hiatus, replaced by group chats online); in the erotic art that first gained her attention, her images of copulating partners to be exhibited late this year at the Museum of Sex (if and when it reopens), to which she is an adviser; and on dodsonandross.
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