The exhibition at the Bruce presents a broad cross section of works from the Hochberg-Mattis collection, which contains thousands of photographs.
Some came straight from work as janitors, cooks, vendors, furniture makers and more, a cross section of working men who said they believed that Mr. bin Laden was a champion of Islam, if not more.
Clinton's highly anticipated announcement video, called "Getting Started," at first features appearances from a diverse cross section of working class Americans.
The new Sony Classical recital disc "Salvatore Licitra: The Debut," devoted to Verdi and Puccini, gives a good cross section of his work to date.
Authors: Altman, Irwin, Wohlwill, Joachim F. The papers comprising this second volume of Human Behavior and the Environment represent, as do their predecessors, a cross section of current work in the broad area of problems dealing with interrelation ships between the physical environment and human behavior, at both the individual and the aggregate levels.
Over the course of his life, the artist made a series of limited-edition portfolios of some of these and other notable images, and the Huntington has now acquired them all: seven portfolios containing 90 images from throughout his career, representing what he once described as "an excellent cross section of my work".
(The Pérez Art Museum Miami is showing a substantial cross-section of work by the Jamaican artist Nari Ward, while the under-construction Institute of Contemporary Art has mounted a rare exhibit of Alex Bag, a pioneer of lo-fi first-person video in the 1990s).
In its second and last weekend, audiences will get a cross section of orchestral works, chamber music, and popular music by Mahler and his contemporaries, as well as panels on Mahler's Vienna, Mahler and the Jewish question, and Mahler and 20th-century music (a discussion among composers).
As explained in Section 2.1, we focus here on the cross section of men of working age observed in 2006, among whom we identify individuals who emigrated after this date.
It contains a cross-section of working caraqueños: nurses, security men, bus drivers, shopkeepers, and students.
Many want councils to house a broad cross-section of working people but without enough homes this could leave many of the neediest people homeless.
