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Tomorrow at 1 p.m., a workshop to create a poem or artwork based on exhibition of photographs, maps and videos celebrating the contributions of 30 residents of the area; fee, $5 for a child and an adult.

As many of the TRIM genes remain largely uncharacterized, our evolutionary screen is able to highlight candidate restriction factors based on exhibition of positive selection, a hallmark of antiviral genes at the direct interface of the host viral pathogen arms race (Daugherty and Malik 2012).

The workshop is based on an exhibition of work by Mr. Katchor, who is known for his picture-stories of city life, on view through Feb. 10.

This online exhibition is based on an exhibition created by University of California Archivist William Roberts, which was displayed on the second floor of Doe Library during the Spring and Fall 1999 semesters.

I was privileged to be a part of one such effort, when the Metropolitan Museum of Art invited elementary- and secondary-school teachers to participate in an all-day workshop based on the exhibition "Mexico: Splendors of 30 Centuries". The museum had anticipated only 150 people, but 275 attended.

60 min. A presentation on the art of two Afro-American artists who are true African keepers of history and culture or "griots", based on the 1993 exhibition of Romare Bearden and Charles White.

Based on the exhibition "Petropolis: A Social History of Urban Animal Companions," on view through Nov. 2.

LCAD allows each participating school to contribute a certain number of works based on the exhibition space available for the institution to "handle, install and celebrate," he added.

This family drop-in art workshop on Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. lets visitors express themselves through projects based on the current exhibition of Tiffany lamps.

Easter Stories by the Plate The children's menu for the Easter brunch menu at Café Opaline in the Dahesh Museum of Art, 580 Madison Avenue (56th Street), offers dishes based on the current exhibition of American illustrations from 1880 to 1930 called "Stories to Tell".

Based on this exhibition showcasing the siblings' superlative collection, the idea isn't much of a stretch.