Sentences with phrase «arise as a museum»

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As Rosenthal writes in the catalogue, Shaw creates, «truly modern transformations of lost worlds of culture,» that arise from, «the exotic gardens of Kashmir to the memories that lie «imprisoned» in the great museums of the Western World.»

Taking its title from anthropologist Mary Douglas's analyses of how disturbances arise in the city's physical contours and social order, Matter Out of Place presents new work by New York — based artists who observe, represent, and activate public sites, generating alternative relationships to such strictly defined spaces as the housing project, park, and museum lobby.

Photographer agrees that Photographer shall be solely liable for any all damage to the Museum, including the Museum's property or collections, and to any persons or other property caused by or arising as a result of Photographer's use of the Museum for the Project.

Aware that charges could arise, Sirkin filed an action of declaratory judgment in local court, arguing that under Ohio law, a legitimate museum such as the CAC could not be charged with obscenity.

Neither the Stedelijk Museum nor those who supplied the information involved are responsible for harm which may arise as a consequence of errors, problems caused by or inherent in the distribution of the information by Internet, or for technical failures.

Museums show old things arranged into a coherent narrative, such is their charge, but a problem arises when they show old things and market them as new things.

About Intervals Fast - paced and modest in scale, Intervals is an experimental series launched in spring 2009 that allows the museum to respond quickly to innovations and new developments in contemporary art and architecture as they arise.

About Intervals Fast - paced and modest in scale, Intervals is an experimental series launched in spring 2009 that allows the museum to respond quickly to innovations and new developments in contemporary art as they arise.