But the rocket will be put on display somewhere instead.
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A museum wasn't sure whose head it had put on display.
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But rather than merchandise, Mr. Ai put on display political messages.
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If you'd like to be put on display, see below. 10.
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They were put on display at the auto show in 2010.
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A museum wasn't sure whose head they had put on display.
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Horror movies are never really about the terror they put on display.
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The wide soundstage is put on display for Look At Me Now.
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The statue is crafted and put on display during the state fair.
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The flag is to be put on display at the Smithsonian Institution.
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"We have no Mona Lisa to put on display," Mr. Lukacs said.
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Those high marks were put on display on a website called 98percentapproval.com.
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His gauntlet was put on display at the Overwatch museum in Numbani.
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And they're yours to make peace with, celebrate, and even put on display.
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The e-tron's capability was put on display racing up a mountain road.
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The British Museum may lend Israel the original letter to put on display.
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Add the hashtag #MagnumNYC, and your snap might even be put on display.
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Now, they will be broken and put on display for tourists in China.
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Some people even printed out copies of their divorce papers to put on display.
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Halilovic said the items from other conflicts could be put on display next year.
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His infidelities were put on display, and his stepchildren and mistress testified against him.
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Will it actually be printed out with all the names and put on display?
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But her queerness is put on display as a means to satisfy Peter's libido.
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An aesthetic which she perfectly put on display in an oversize blazer and lace pants.
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The missile was first put on display during a military parade on April 22017, 212.
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These crocodiles have been put on display at places such as Disney's Animal Kingdom in Florida.
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Now, some of the most brilliant photos found in their archives are being put on display.
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These performances of gender, which often include "stylized femininity," are put on display at local balls.
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The newly discovered sculptures will be studied and put on display at the Ndachjian--Tehuacán museum.
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The poster was reportedly put on display as part of a "Republicans Take the Rotunda" event.
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Each creature appears to be on a stage or platform; they have been put on display.
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The giraffe—looking desiccated but not disfigured—was put on display in a clear, airless box.
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I don't know that I was nervous, but I felt like I was put on display.
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Her latest makeup triumph: negative space eyeliner, which she put on display at an Oscar after-party.
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The Pentagon put on display other weapons with designs it said were unique to Iran's defense industry.
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Other artworks put on display robotic-like human protagonists who are being decomposed by the natural world.
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There's no way of knowing whether these bottles are actually consumed or put on display back home.
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The clothes she wore during her 2008 trek have been put on display at Odisha's State Museum.
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Senators brought in outside lawyers, who were put on display but procedurally stymied from doing their job.
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His expensive ethical choice is put on display at his newly opened second Mainland location in Glendale.
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A model of the statue was put on display there for two days at the start of March.
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Ms. Bloomfield said the flag would soon be put on display, probably as part of a permanent exhibition.
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On Thursday, nearly 100 years later, it was pulled out of storage, dusted off and put on display.
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One of the crashed D-21s was put on display at Beijing's Military Museum a few years ago.
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Works by these artists sit in the art stores of major museums but are rarely put on display.
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With all the publicity, the tablet has been put on display at the university's Rare Book & Manuscript Library.
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The trial was likely to put on display the secret dealings of Washington's lobbying and law firm elite.
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Once the dissection is complete, kids can store the contents in the included container to put on display.
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The sculptures are put on display beforehand, with the public voting to save their preferred figure from the flames.
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Michael O'Brien's 1989 photographic portrait of Donald Trump was put on display at the Smithsonian Institution's National Portrait Gallery.
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Twenty-five years after the Heth affair, Barnum put on display a microcephalic black man named William Henry Johnson.
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Mr. Fox had a large collection of odd memorabilia, which he put on display in 1999 at the Freakatorium.
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A replica of the mold was put on display in the lobby of the Goddard Space Flight Center Wednesday.
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In 2013, the fossilized embryo was finally returned and put on display in the Henan Geological Museum in Zhengzhou.
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A drunk driver in South Carolina crashed into a Cobra attack helicopter put on display by a veterans charity.
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And the list continues with the xenophobia, racism, cruelty, vindictiveness and other qualities that his campaign put on display.
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It's really different when it's your own words and your own super intense feelings that are being put on display.
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Last week, the internet got itself in a tizzy over a mysterious "blob" that a Paris zoo put on display.
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It was in Delaware that the full spectrum of arguments often made against child marriage bans was put on display.
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One of the men was crucified after his execution, strung up and put on display as a warning to others.
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Every day, Liam is dragged out of his classes by that administrator and literally put on display to prospective parents.
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I can still make the difference, I'm not a zoo animal to be put on display for people to see.
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Instead of standing together in unity over the gospel, our political differences will be put on display for an extended ovation.
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Per tradition, however, the official announcement of the royal baby's birth was put on display outside Buckingham Palace on Monday afternoon.
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For Ailes, women existed to be put on display, and dominated; other men existed as audiences for his displays of domination.
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So yes, the disabled population is being written about and put on display — but not by those who have firsthand experience.
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In 219 numerous pieces, gathered by a French officer, were put on display for a few weeks in the Crystal Palace.
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But the revelations of recent days have put on display perhaps more starkly than ever the fissures tearing at his administration.
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That was put on display one night in late September, just a day before the final framework was set for release.
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It will be put on display outside an auditorium named for one of the company's hard-driving founders, Henry R. Luce.
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As for the sword itself, it's still undergoing analysis, and it will eventually be preserved and put on display at the museum.
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There were also a number of no-shows among the range of domestic products that China was expected to put on display.
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Some of the bitterness arose from Douglass's uneasy sense that he was not so much being used as being put on display.
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It's the first time the F-35s themselves have been put on display, but North Korea has already gotten upset about them.
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This charming ability has most famously been put on display on The Jonathan Ross Show and The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon.
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Recently, missiles were put on display in city centers so that families and children could pose for photos in front of them.
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Here we see a close-up of a holographic Lamborghini Aventador that was put on display at the 2015 Tokyo Auto Salon.
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Only after the fragments were published and put on display did Museum of the Bible begin to study their authenticity in depth.
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The company also put on display its new iPhone 8 and 8 Plus, a new Apple Watch and their Apple TV 4K.
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More than educational centers, aquariums put on display the resources at hand to capture and exhibit exotic marine life for the masses.
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While it's impossible to know what really happened at the Neolithic site, she said, the markings indicate the skulls were put on display.
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Later, he was put on display at the Bronx Zoo and lived in a room at the Museum of Natural History in Manhattan.
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"But we go to a few cake shows each year, so I might take it with me to put on display," she says.
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Ultimately, the team hope to create an updatable 3D projection visible from all angles to put on display in a museum or aquarium.
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"That's horrible that animal deserves better, put on display because she was in the wrong place at the wrong time," a man added.
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South Carolinians have strong religious and military values that might not sit well with the language or temperament that Trump put on display.
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The photograph, taken in 1989 for Fortune magazine, was donated by photographer Michael O'Brien back in 2011 and put on display this week.
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She also worked with thousands of other employees to change a toxic culture that was put on display by former engineer Susan Fowler.
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Just how much money people make in this industry was recently put on display for all of America during the Paul Manafort trial.
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They're the remains of real people who signed up during their lifetimes to allow their cadavers to be preserved and put on display.
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A one of its kind version of the Declaration of Independence is being put on display at Philadelphia&aposs Museum of the American Revolution.
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At the end of May, the painting will be relocated and put on display in a former police station for at least three years.
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Taiwan's pollution has been put on display in a most beautiful and disgusting way by three students at the National Taiwan University of Arts.
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Yet just when it seems we've run out of horrifying things to bottle and put on display, the internet's favorite digital culture repository, Archive.
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A UAE government official confirmed the painting belonged to the Abu Dhabi government and would be put on display at the Louvre Abu Dhabi.
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" The controversial sign put on display outside the New Era Baptist Church reads on one side, "A black vote for Trump is mental illness.
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"It's really [marketed] towards the ultimate Cheetos fan who really wants to put on display the love that they have for the brand," Matiyow said.
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In a sign of defiance, a Ghadr ballistic missile with a range of 2,000 km (1,240 miles) was put on display near the ex-U.
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He continued to helm Amazon and invest in advancements like space exploration, but his personal life was put on display in a whole new way.
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The agency said the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund was raising money for an educational center where 4,000 to 6,000 articles would be put on display.
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It was first put on display on Monday afternoon at the summit portion of Glamour's annual event, not on Monday night during the awards show.
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After the war he returned home to Canada and, following his death, was stuffed and put on display at the Broadview Historical Museum in Saskatchewan.
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Between the lines: These numbers put on display the gulf between the coverage that is most visible with the coverage that generates the most intense interest.
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" As artist Deborah Roberts told me: "Black Panther's museum scene describes a centuries-old truth — colonialists robbing black culture to put on display for European consumption.
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He's also selling portraits for thousands of dollars and he's represented by the Manhattan art gallery Gallery 104, where his work was recently put on display.
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The Maine Center for Coastal Fisheries told Insider that the lobster will be put on display with three other very rare lobsters in its education center.
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So too with Sarah Baartman, dubbed the "Hottentot Venus," and other performers of color who were put on display and subject to racist and colonialist attitudes.
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The latest exhibit at the National Museum of Mathematics in Manhattan was supposed to have been put on display last fall, except it was not quite working.
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It's not clearly exactly where the ruined camera is headed next, but Ingalls suggests it will probably be put on display at NASA's headquarters in Washington, D.C.
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"But nothing in the past year has put on display the Chinese Communist Party's antipathy to liberty so much as the unrest in Hong Kong," he said.
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Greenfield manifests itself in the flood of new connected gadgets and devices that are being shipped to store shelves and put on display in consumer electronics shows.
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The images in the video put on display the brazenness of the offenders who assaulted the victim and then broadcast it for the entire world to see.
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"Look but don't touch" meant nothing to a young boy in China, who destroyed a $15,000 Lego statue just an hour after it was put on display.
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The jewels were burial crowns to mark the death of King Karl IX in 1611, and were later exhumed and put on display, according to Sky News.
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The discovery has been compared to a Roman villa at Chedworth, found in 1864 and then put on display, and acquired by the National Trust in 1924.
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The No Doubt front woman gifted the "God&aposs Country" singer — who turned 43 on Tuesday — a "huge" sign to put on display at his Oklahoma ranch.
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First Person I had a patient who saved everything: Every piece of junk mail (usually unopened), postcard, ashtray and old shoe was stored or put on display.
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Shortly after it was put on display at the gallery, Michelle Obama's painting had to be relocated to a different part of the museum due to demand.
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"Here were these beautiful high grade sulfides coming out of the box," said Malnic, recalling the lecture when the ore from the Bismarck Sea was put on display.
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"There are a lot of things that we have of Carrie's that we're going to put on display in the new museum with Debbie and Carrie," he explains.
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After decades of neglect, such textiles are being retrieved from storage, refurbished and put on display, in some cases alongside texts analyzing the tastes of their past owners.
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She and others thought they'd pull out something the size of a sedan, or at least the smart car that the museum put on display for size comparison.
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The move catapults the animal, known as Cu Rua, or Great-Grandfather Turtle, into an elite club of famous figures embalmed and put on display by Communist regimes.
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Some aid, including ready-to-eat meals and at least one sophisticated counter-battery radar, has been captured and gleefully put on display by the Russian-backed separatists.
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We can't help but wonder if there's any scholarships or incubation services involved for said design students, or if their creations are simply put on display on Zara's website.
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The President also put on display the reasons why he can be infuriating towards his fellow Republicans, some of whom have expressed frustration over White House strategy to CNN.
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When General Lee's Virginia home was overrun by Union soldiers, the tent was brought back to the capital and put on display to serve as a patriotic rallying-point.
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She turned several looks, included an embroidered breast-feeding friendly, couture-worthy evening gown, and even brought back some of her iconic red carpet looks to put on display.
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It indicates that the craftsmen of a golfer's club of choice are willing to take the time to customize something out of the ordinary, to be put on display.
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What makes the day so special in addition to the new headstone itself is the fact that it was put on display on what would've been Eazy's 55th birthday.
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While the candid and messy parts of her life are put on display, certain things — like her very public battle with Scooter Braun over her masters — are not mentioned.
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Kanye West and Kim Kardashian's oldest daughter is following in her parents' footsteps to become a showwoman herself -- which she put on display in front of all her classmates.
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That progress was put on display against the Bulldogs as the Friars overcame a sluggish start to pull out a 71-65 upset victory at the Dunkin Donuts Center.
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Anderson says it reminded her of the infamous story of Sarah Baartman, an African woman who was put on display in European freak shows during the early 19th century.
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"Images in the video put on display the brazenness of the offenders who assaulted the victim and then broadcast it for the entire world to see," Mr. Johnson said.
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"We are campaigning for Hesse because the financial centre of Frankfurt has a lot to offer," he said at a meeting, where numerous Union Jack flags were put on display.
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A piece of art depicting the late Kobe Bryant's Los Angeles Lakers jersey made of flowers was created and put on display at Michael Jordan's 57th birthday party in Chicago.
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It comes with a sleek square wireless charging dock, and the kind of clear plastic cover that basically demands it be put on display by the edgy sex-positive set.
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As part of the annual competition, 100 photographs will be put on display at the 53rd Wildlife Photographer of the Year Exhibition in South Kensington, UK, which opens on Friday.
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The emotional ballad showcases the former Disney star's powerhouse pipes, which she'll put on display when she kicks off her coheadlining Future Now tour with pal Nick Jonas this summer.
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This anti-liberal rage was put on display in the extreme reaction to Hillary Clinton's public comments in the aftermath of the slaughter of five policemen in Dallas last week.
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Now, as will be put on display at an motion graphics industry conference next month, the software can account for wide-ranging head and eye movements without much obvious distortion.
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It was first put on display on Monday afternoon at the summit portion of the annual Glamour Women of the Year event, not during the awards show on Monday night.
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Put on display from Europe to North America, they were poked and prodded, laughed at, marveled over, called freaks and monsters, and expected to feel ashamed of who they were.
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"Nothing in the past year has put on display the Chinese Communist Party's antipathy to liberty so much as the unrest in Hong Kong," Pence said during an October lecture.
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"I targeted nine different stops along my hard drive to put on display: my desktop, downloads folder, dropbox, email folder, work I did for the School of Visual Arts," he says.
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Toronto remembers the exhibition Into the Heart of Africa (1989) at the Royal Ontario Museum, in which photographs and objects from the museum's collection were insensitively put on display, provoking protests.
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That trial put on display sales tactics such as lap dances to lure doctors and a company vice president who dressed as a Subsys bottle and rapped during a company promo.
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Heavenly Bodies, which opened on May 10, is the largest exhibit both the Costume Institute and The Met has ever put on display, with 25 galleries spanning over 60,000 square feet.
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In fact, SXSW, more than any other conference, feels ready-made to put on display the breathlessly radical, overzealous, get-rich-quick mentality that threatens to swallow the culture of cryptocurrencies.
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It may not be the glamorous Agent Provocateur look you put on display when you want to feel your sexiest, but it is the trusty stagehand that gets the job done.
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By putting these superstars in the company of superstars, give or take the periodic Plumlee, Team USA frees them up to unlock elements of their skill set rarely put on display.
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Studios is hosting a "Friendsgiving" Tour this November in celebration of the sitcom's 25th anniversary, where the fountain will be put on display to the public for the first time ever.
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This exhibit marks the first time a unicellular organism has been put on display at a zoo, since most single-celled creatures are too small to see with the naked eye.
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He may be the first Met to be put on public notice that his days in Flushing could be numbered, but he is hardly the only one being put on display.
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She then transitioned into a reality star and became staple on "Keeping Up with the Kardashians," as her relationship with Rob Kardashian was put on display for the world to pick apart.
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The second is that they must produce a final work—one that can be put on display, or contain elements that can be displayed—which will eventually join the parliamentary art collection.
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"Charlottesville has put on display the ways in which white supremacy has fueled and continues to fuel a genocide against Black people, both in this country and around the world," she added.
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The winners of the competition's nine categories will be announced on September 213, 221, and the winning images will be put on display in a free exhibition at the Observatory's Astronomy Center.
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Researchers who want to work with the skeletons have to apply to the museum's Laboratory of Human Osteology; the skeletons are not put on display for anyone at the museum to see.
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"It's really [marketed] towards the ultimate Cheetos fan who really wants to put on display the love that they have for the brand," Cheetos Senior Director of Marketing Ryan Matiyow told Mashable.
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But Macron seemed keen to revisit the haunts of his internship days and a night of culture celebrating the best that Nigeria has to offer was put on display for his benefit.
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The "Vase of Flowers" oil painting, worth millions of dollars, was originally put on display in Florence in 1824 after it was bought by Grande Duke Leopoldo II for his art collection.
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It's that meticulousness that will make those who grew up loving hand-drawn animated films appreciate what they're seeing on screen as it's transformed and put on display for a younger generation.
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The competition was modeled after New York's 2010 Sukkah City, which similarly attracted a host of international competitors looking to grab one of five opportunities to be produced and put on display.
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They have also put on display many of Mexico's acute challenges and how the country's politicians are struggling to persuade the electorate that they are not a big part of the problem.
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London's Whitechapel fatberg was declared the biggest example in British history, and a piece taken from the 820-foot-long mass was put on display at the Museum of London last year.
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She died the following year, at which time her body was dissected and her remains put on display at the Museum of Man — where they remained for over a century and a half.
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As for what's left of the mouse, the museum and university are debating having it taxidermied and put on display alongside the trap, as a testament to its 'Will Last a Lifetime' claims.
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The cult classic returned with a limited run series earlier this year on Showtime, but enthusiasm quickly turned into befuddled confusion over the increasingly meandering wackiness the revived show has put on display.
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That hard hat is one of hundreds of mementos and photographs Feinstein saved and put on display behind glass cases and on the walls in a special room inside her San Francisco home.
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In December 210, the Natural History Museum in London put on display a well preserved skeleton of a stegosaurus it had spotted for sale at the 2000 Tucson Gem, Mineral and Fossil Showcase.
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Mr. Castro often boasted of how many times he had escaped C.I.A. plots to kill him, and he ordered information about the foiled attempts to be put on display at a Havana museum.
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Video: American Museum of Natural History/YouTube These yearly cleanings are not the only cosmetic upgrades that the AMNH blue whale has undergone since it was first put on display, 47 years ago.
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But in an era of e-cards, emojis and GIFs, a London museum has put on display what the Smithsonian and the Victoria and Albert Museum call the world's oldest printed Christmas card.
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We can only hope that they will once again be put on display in future exhibitions where students, scholars and the general public will be welcomed to appreciate, learn from and enjoy them.
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They also showed a large object similar to the KN-08 intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) previously put on display at military parades, with Kim holding a half-smoked cigarette in one of the images.
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Last week at the Museum of Santa Maria Novella, Florence, Nelli's 21-foot-long painting was put on display to the public for the first time, more than 450 years after it was created.
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The last of the most recent generation of Beetles has already come off the production line, and will be put on display at the Volkswagen museum in Puebla near the plant that produced it.
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After being hanged, the body of one of the sailors convicted of murder was put on display in a gibbet on an island at the mouth of the river Avon, which flows through Bristol.
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And no trip to the iconic doughnut shop is complete without a face full of powdered sugar — which Schumer, 37, put on display with no shame, from her mouth to her cheeks and forehead.
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The hearing did include some cajoling from the GOP members, who put on display their desire for a probe into issues related to Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign and time as secretary of state.
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The curators also put on display the styling kit that Mr. Houtenbos took to China to style Nancy Kissinger's hair when she accompanied her husband, the former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, in 1979.
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In the 1990s, their remains were recovered along the fossil-rich English Somerset coast, and eventually made their way to the Lower Saxony State Museum in Hannover, Germany, where they were put on display.
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The exact images and their title were taken and screen printed in gold, to be put on display by a white male artist — David Krippendorff — and presented by the German gallery Katharina Maria Raab.
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But as a black woman in a city with a predominantly white population, Hedges has often felt isolated, lacking a shared cultural experience that she's seen translated into the art that's being put on display.
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They will be put on display, quite literally — Bloomberg reports that the Tesla retail displays will be 12 feet tall and 7 feet wide, and that some locations will have visual demonstrations of the products.
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"I've been asked twice to go on The Bachelor — and once in Canada as well —and I was like, 'It would literally be my nightmare to be put on display and dated out,'" he says.
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CEO Elon Musk tweeted after the December landing that the Falcon 9 was not damaged and could be relaunched if it needed to, but the company said it will likely be put on display instead.
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Her explorations often landed in between genres, between menswear and womenswear, between fashion and anti-fashion, and this is what Kawakubo, in collaboration with the Costume Institute's head curator, Andrew Bolton, now put on display.
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The whole thing felt uncomfortable and offensive in many ways — like a callback to the classic "freak show," in which people's disabilities are put on display in a kitschy manner for the amusement of visitors.
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It was refreshing to see a couple whose challenges have nothing to do with infidelity or dishonesty, and it was a delight to see vulnerability put on display by both the male and female characters.
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But he added that the church hopes it will be put on display in a museum, and that part of the sale may go to the Keith Haring Foundation or a cause Haring cared about.
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Now, an exhibit chronicling the events of that night, titled "Disco Demolition: The Night Disco Died," has been put on display at Chicago's Elmhurst History Museum, where it is scheduled to run through October 8.
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Still, Harris emerged from her debate as a consensus winner, having put on display during a pivotal moment in her campaign all the traits that pundits and colleagues had figured would make her an estimable candidate.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Ten screenprints by American pop artist Andy Warhol of Marilyn Monroe were put on display at London's British Museum this week to flag a spring headline exhibition "The American Dream: Pop to the present".
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The show's curatorial team meets three times a week at the organization's Harlem storefront space, where they discuss what works will be put on display, how to organize the collection, and how to frame each work.
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But some worry the funds could fuel the corruption of the ruling Socialist Party, which was put on display earlier this month when a former Venezuelan treasurer told U.S. prosecutors he took $1 billion in bribes.
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In his news conference, Mr. Schumer said the president and his Republican allies were eager for a short trial because they did not want the president's actions to be put on display for everyone to see.
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The vocals are a particular point of interest, as Gagneux's now-familiar bluesy croak is put on display and accompanied by two backup singers, who add their even deeper timbres in a call-and-response Delta pastiche.
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For nearly 60 years, this town of around 11,000 has hosted what has become the world's largest "rattlesnake roundup," where hunters bring live, poisonous snakes to the city's fairgrounds that are put on display, slaughtered and sold.
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Raskin also keeps two Torah scrolls at the Cyprus Jewish Community Center in the southern coastal town of Larnaca that will eventually be put on display at the museum, which will be built adjacent to the center.
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A final ceremony The 55 cases, each emblazoned with the blue flag of the United Nations, were put on display in a cavernous hanger inside Osan Air Base for where they were honored with a repatriation ceremony.
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In 2000, he designed a gown made entirely from thin leather strips that was later put on display at the Victoria and Albert Museum — named after the UK's Queen Victoria and Prince Albert — in their "Curvaceous" exhibit.
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In the dead of night, often accompanied by television cameras, officers would batter down the doors of ramshackle houses in marginalized communities and then arrest and put on display a cluster of tattooed and half-naked men.
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Administrators at Hopewell Valley Central High School in Pennington, New Jersey have been forced to apologize this week after an insensitive lunch list featuring these racially charged items was put on display, sparking outrage in the community.
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LONDON — Oxford University, which recently came under fire from student protesters urging the removal of a statue of the imperialist Cecil Rhodes, announced on Thursday that a diverse set of portraits would soon be put on display.
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Every piece that's put on display or offered for sale is exactly that, a piece of a whole, which is carried forward in currents and eddies until the artist is no longer on hand to navigate it.
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Trump advisers have consistently said that Pence and Trump consult regularly and that mutual respect was put on display when Trump elevated Pence in his world -- giving him the reins of the transition operation from New Jersey Gov.
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It was released to the media and Rivlin said during a ceremony at his official residence to mark the remembrance day that he would like the document to be put on display at Israel's Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial.
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The sort of pure text the Real Americans put on display in 2013 was uncommon, but once it was out there it left a question hanging: If reactionary Republicans can be a gimmick, where were the heel Democrats?
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In "Teledildonics," modern-day lotus-eaters lost behind V.R. headsets masturbate one another with long-distance sex toys; in "Provenance: A Vivisection," flayed and preserved human bodies are put on display as part of a macabre art exhibit.
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Ms. Smith said the piece was given to her to examine in January, but the story took off, Mr. Lewis said, after it was put on display and the local news media reported on the find last week.
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How the unflattering communications put on display by the hacks affected the election is nearly impossible to quantify, but the slow drip seemed calculated to sow discord and doubt, especially among Democrats during and after a tense primary contest.
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In a meeting at the White House on Monday, Mr. Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel put on display perhaps the closest relationship between leaders of their two countries in the seven decades since Israel declared independence.
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This power was put on display in 1999 when the ILWU organized a shutdown to support the WTO protests, and in 2008, when the union organized a west coast shut down to protest the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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That's the egregiously exploited Sarah Baartman, an African woman who was put on display as a sideshow freak in Europe and is the subject of Suzan-Lori Parks's "Venus," which was revived this season by the Signature Theater Company.
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The diplomatic tit for tat put on display the rising tensions between Russia and the West at a time when many officials in Europe and the U.S. are under pressure to combat Moscow's efforts to meddle in foreign elections.
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There, though, in contrast to the modern world, it wouldn't have been put on display to represent the prowess of the hunter and our own agonized posture, acknowledged: it could have remained present and thereby powerful in its persistence.
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In a video released by The White House, the design and décor put into place by the current first family is put on display as President Barack Obama narrates, describing what it is like to live within such hallowed halls.
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An exhibition in Athens, called "Maria Callas - The Myth Lives On", is displaying 200 personal items belonging to the star, including some never put on display before, offering a rare glimpse into her personal life until her death in 1977.
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Killing Roof is a strike against love, the kind that McIver and her family put on display when they publicly forgave the man who is facing trial on the charge that he violently ended the lives of those they held dear.
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Nordstrom at Home Round Marble and Acacia Wood Serving Board, $79The combination of marble and acacia wood makes for a chic piece they'll want to put on display for game nights, dinner parties, and any events that warrant a cheese platter.
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In contrast, the Yoga Book is hampered by its need to be a traditional laptop at some times and a traditional tablet at others, with some added edge cases where the ingenuity of the company's engineers could be put on display.
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The pieces, all part of Mr. Grey's collection, were put on display during New York Fashion Week, as he tells The Creators Project, "to provide collectors, investors, and discerning buyers" a first look at the cutting edge in functional glass art.
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But his value centered more on his offensive punch, which he would put on display in last year's World Series, when he hit three home runs against the Los Angeles Dodgers and ended up being voted the most valuable player.
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The mob, dissatisfied with not having a direct hand in Johnson's killing, tied his body to a car and dragged it through the streets of Valdosta, then transported it to Barney, where he was put on display and publicly burned.
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In a warehouse in Washington, we put on display recovered pieces of the missile fired at the Riyadh airport, with its telltale nine valves running the length of it and lack of large stabilizing fins, proof of its Iranian manufacture.
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The toilet was put on display in a bathroom at the Guggenheim, where it stayed (and was used as, you know, a toilet) until this September, when it was shipped to Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire, England, for another Cattelan show.
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The battle that eventually unfolded at the university put on display a seething hatred toward the Hong Kong police force, mounting weekly as government leaders refused to acknowledge fears that the police have acted with impunity in suppressing the protest movement.
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DAMASCUS (Reuters) - A stone image of an ancient priest is one of hundreds of stolen antiquities recovered by the Syrian government and put on display in Damascus this week, a reminder of the mass looting of Syria's heritage during seven years of war.
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That moment, the chant demanding that a naturalized citizen and member of Congress be "sent back" to her native Somalia booming through an audience of thousands, put on display the particular fusion of racism and authoritarianism that defines Trumpism as a political movement.
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The decision to donate a significant part of her collection, she said, was motivated by her desire to have the works put on display, but also because "I don't want to leave my children with the burden of continuing what I've started."
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On the other hand, in the more common musical methodology of the time, every detail was emphasized and put on display without allowing our attention to maybe pick up on it, and on the direction of the song's engagement as a whole.
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In 1965, Dr. Charles H. Wright founded the International Afro-American Museum inside of a house he owned on Detroit's West Grand Boulevard; one early exhibition focused on the inventor Elijah McCoy, another put on display African masks from Nigeria and Ghana.
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What the party needs to do is double down on criticisms of the President, and continue to push key policy issues, showing the same kind of fierce determination that Republicans consistently put on display without tearing each other apart in the coming weeks.
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The coffin, which is inscribed with the name Nedjemankh, a priest of the ram-headed god Heryshef of Herakleopolis, will now go back to Egypt where it will be put on display next year, Egyptian Minister of Foreign Affairs Sameh Hassan Shoukry said.
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With this collection, Mao interrogates the intricacies of being put on display without actually being seen, presenting a suite of poems in which Anna May Wong, the Chinese-American actress often made to play stereotypical caricatures in 20th-century Hollywood films, lives on.
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Using state-of-the-art printing techniques, dozens of miniatures have been reproduced on metal and put on display, showing a fabled world of poets, rulers, hunters and scenes of court life and making clear the considerable interplay that existed between European and Mughal art.
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They say, via email, that they way they find hope in the bleak world their record depicts is through "kindness, empathy, humor, generosity"—which they find a way to put on display even as they bounce between grayscale ambience, blistered noise, and erratic club tracks.
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At the hotel and participating Lego stores, visitors can build their own unique ornament to put on display, and for each made, the company will donate a Lego set to children and families in difficult circumstances this Christmas, including those in hospitals and underserved communities.
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At the same time, Jack is notoriously tone-deaf, as was put on display when he tweeted about the benefits of vacationing in Myanmar without so much as a thought for the victims of the Mynmar government's ongoing genocidal campaign against its Muslim population.
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Ousted national security adviser John Bolton put on display the deep schisms between himself and President Donald Trump on North Korea, publicly breaking with his former boss on Monday about how best to get Kim Jong Un's regime to wind down its nuclear weapons program.
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Works by 20th century artists Picasso, Rufino Tamayo, Helen Frankenthaler, Milton Avery, Richard Diebenkorn, Isamu Noguchi, Ellsworth Kelly, Saul Steinberg, Claes Oldenburg and many others were put on display in 1973 with the opening of the Times Mirror Building, which adjoined the existing newspaper headquarters.
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The cast of these shows are often filled with intelligent, interesting women who deserve better than to be "put on display" (a handy lyric from the song the franchise is now using as promotional bait) in an episode designed to bring out the worst in themselves.
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The full outfit, including Meghan's shoes, has been put on display in a large glass box alongside an identical version of Prince Harry's wedding attire, a frockcoat uniform of the Household Cavalry, inside Windsor Castle's Grand Reception Room - one of the rooms used for the wedding celebrations.
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According to a BBC Two press release: Harry Potter: A History of Magic is to be shown on BBC Two and will follow the exhibition in the run up to its opening at the British Library, as the ancient texts, artefacts and artwork are put on display.
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Their commander received one of the highest grades of the Légion d'Honneur, and even Valiant—the carrier pigeon who died on arrival after carrying the commander's last message—was stuffed and put on display in Paris (the message infamously ended with: "This is my last pigeon").
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What the mummies from Peru and Egypt have in common is the care that went into their preparation, and their placement in cloth bundles or elaborate sarcophagi, to be put on display for life after death, whether that meant for family members or for the gods.
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As part of the exhibitions put on display in the American Negro Exhibit at the Paris Exposition, the infographics sought to imagine a place for African Americans, especially Black Southerners, in the future, in and against Social Darwinist discourses of "race suicide" in this same historical moment.
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First put on display at the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC, back in 1976, Neil Armstrong's Apollo 11 spacesuit wowed space enthusiasts for 30 years before curators made the decision to take it down in 2006 over concerns about the suit's condition and its deterioration.
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Recently, that level was put on display when every NATO nation had an opportunity to try out their capacities in a real live-fire exercise -- Operation Locked Shield, staged by the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defense Centre of Excellence, with its command center in the Baltic nation of Estonia.
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One of the longest-serving Guantanamo detainees, al Alwi has previously gone on a hunger strike in protest, and he was one of a number of men held at the facility whose artwork including elaborate ship models made while incarcerated was put on display in New York in 2017.
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Having escaped from her father's Soviet Union—"I was put on display like a museum piece, told whom to marry, whom not to see"—she is nonplussed to find herself in suburban Princeton, a place she chose because she'd heard the countryside would remind her of her dacha.
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Although literary knowledge of the work remained, it would be centuries before the birthday suited Roman copies of Myron's masterpiece would resurface and be put on display following the increase in funded archaeological excavations that seized Rome and other parts of Italy (such as Pompeii) during the 18th century.
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And no visit to the Crescent City is complete without a trip to Café du Monde for a bag of beignets and a consequent face full of powdered sugar — the latter of which the Trainwreck star put on display with no shame, from her mouth to her cheeks and forehead.
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As of late, the Cannes Film Festival has become less synonymous with the feats of cinema being put on display, and more so with the hoards of celebrities and supermodels who descend upon the coastal French town in order to take a super glamorous turn on the event's red carpet.
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But these and dozens of other plaster casts made in the 227th century from original works dating to antiquity have been pieced together, cleaned and, now, put on display in a newly created cast hall at the headquarters of the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art on West 44th Street in Manhattan.
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Indeed, the divide between Trump and the rest of the developed world on climate change was put on display Monday, when the US president was conspicuously absent from a key meeting about the issue that included the rest of the G7 alliance and other world leaders despite being scheduled to attend.
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Since Dr. Albert Coombs Barnes, when he set up his foundation, was more interested in color, line, and form than in authorship, he did not expressly identify the artists and makers of objects whose works he put on display — a policy that changed only after the move to Center City.
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Vietnam: A turtle named Cu Rua that symbolized the country's independence and strength until its death in 2016 has been embalmed and put on display in the capital city of Hanoi, catapulting the animal into an elite club of preserved famous figures in Communist regimes, including Mao Zedong and Vladimir Lenin.
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In the intervening years, the plane has harvested usable parts from other retired 727s until it was finally ready to make one last flight to Boeing Field, 15 minutes away, where the engines will be powered down for the last time and it will be put on display at the Museum of Flight.
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From using Shia militia proxies in Syria and Iraq to sending advanced weaponry to the Houthis in Yemen — surface to surface, anti-ship and anti-tank missiles as well as attack drones that the Trump administration has just put on display — one sees the Iranian regime effort to extend its power and influence.
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The troubled rapper and Donald Trump supporter, who was invited to the White House supposedly to discuss heady, important subjects like sentencing reform, was put on display by Trump, who invited the press pool into the Oval Office to bear witness to a rambling, incoherent, cry-for-help rant from the rapper.
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His funeral brought together five former presidents that put on display their awkward relationship with the current occupant of the Oval Office, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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Richmond's election in November, when residents will pick a new mayor from seven candidates, including a former prosecutor and legislator who commuted from the jailhouse to the statehouse while doing time for having sex with a teenage girl, has put on display a sharply segmented city—one in which African-Americans control its politics and white people control its economy.
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"I'm repulsed by a country where, after having an abortion, rich women confess at Church and poor ones die, where the rich keep on studying and the poor ones end up with a colostomy bag, where the rich cover the shame of their pregnancy inside a clinic and the poor ones are put on display in a police report," Ousset had written in her viral post.
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The decision to do so arrives after lengthy discussions between Dakota people over what to do with a public artwork that put on display a painful part of their history: a depiction of seven historical gallows used in state-sanctioned hangings, Durant's sculpture referenced one device that was used to hang 38 Native men in Mankato, Minnesota at the end of the US-Dakota War of 1862.
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This effort has resulted in all kinds of odd things appearing on right-wing corners of the web: out-of-context quotations from old books and articles apparently put on display to prove I'm a zealot, and photos from God knows who intended to make me out as a hypocrite (the plastic bags, for instance, and my travel by car, which, you know, burns gas).
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Tuesday shared an image of a panoramic portrait illustrating the size of his inauguration crowd that has been put on display in the White House press hall.
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Which is why Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk's new Netflix series, The Politician, is set to be such a weirdly cathartic, tongue-in-cheek look at how today's politicians navigate the treacherous world of public office, wrestling with everything from backstabbing family members to conniving opponents to zany PR tactics, just to name a few of the misbehaviors put on display in the series' dark trailer, released this past August.
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Calamities of so many different kinds and degrees — Puerto Ricans wading through hurricane waters, a burned-out California trailer park, people fleeing gunfire at a country music concert and the tortoise Lonesome George, the final known member of his species, who died in 2012, returned home to the Galápagos Islands and put on display — pile up alongside apocalyptic jokes from first-world social media celebrities, because LOL the world is ending and nothing matters.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Islamic State militants fighting to hold on to their Mosul stronghold have displayed the crucified bodies of five people they said gave information to "the enemy", and are back on the city streets policing the length of men's beards, residents say The five bodies were put on display at a road junction, a clear message to the city's remaining 1.5 million residents that the ultra-hardline Islamists are still in charge, despite losing territory to the east of the city.
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