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(I missed City Opera's other contemporary offering, Steven Schwartz's "Séance on a Wet Afternoon," but the critical response was not encouraging).

One lens in particular, a Canon FL 55-millimeter f1.2, bought around four decades ago by Mr. McCully's father, was nearly identical to the contemporary offering from Canon.

She added: "Our support will enable an exciting contemporary offering to local, national and international audiences, welcoming the world's best designers to Scotland, building on the strong design talent that exists here and ensuring a lasting design heritage for this country in years to come".

A pair of rooftop decks cap the newly built contemporary, offering uninhibited views of the surrounding canal and cityscape.

These are the golden oldies of Russian culture, but this spring, the roster is filling up with more contemporary offerings.

FIAC has long mixed its contemporary offerings with works of early modern art, an historical approach, which until now, had distinguished it from the Frieze fair in London.

So far, however, the Kellogg regime's most successful contemporary offerings have been of the safe, neo-Romantic variety — Tobias Picker's "Emmeline," the three-composer omnibus "Central Park".

Among the more contemporary offerings this spring there is a stunning Rothko, "Yellow Over Purple" from 1956, that is the star of Sotheby's contemporary art sale on May 17.

The split between Domingo's fare and the contemporary offerings — which reflect the tastes of the organization's C.E.O., Christopher Koelsch — can be disconcerting.

It yokes together artists and straight photographers, from Henri Cartier-Bresson and Andy Warhol to Martha Rosler and Sophie Calle, with iffier contemporary offerings, plus mugshots, paparazzi snaps, and YouTube uploads.

Finally, he also plans to widen contemporary offerings with rap, world music and cutting-edge acts with the downtown feel of locations like the Knitting Factory.