The photos, on view for the first time, caught the galleries in transition: art wrapped in crates, sculptures off pedestals, bits of packing material in decorative rooms.
And for good reason: A little bit of bacon packs an umami-rich punch for simple salads, soups or pots of otherwise virtuous greens — not to mention the role it plays in Sunday morning's alchemy of coffee and newsprint.
In its recent editorial on the Brussels attacks, "How Did We Get Here?", the magazine presents the great cultural contest of our time as being fundamentally a question of what to do with baked goods, an exterminationist war fought for the sanctity of bits of meat packed between bits of bread.
After doing so, take a little bit of the pack and gently rub it on your face, on your neck, hands and feet.
Or some friends having a bit of fun while packing up?
After putting on snowshoes, testing our avalanche transceivers (you would be surprised at how many people omit this vital bit of kit) and packing our shovels, probes, food, boots and skis, we set off for the day.
You'll even need a bit of strategy when packing books (they're heavy).
Unlike the fastidiously organized Ms. Uram, Mrs. Laserson is a bit of a pack rat.
"I'm a bit of a pack rat, so I had them all," the Arizona Republic quoted him as saying.
There's a bit of Rat Pack-era verve; the skinny pendant lights above the bar even look like smoldering cigarettes.
