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Her work has gone largely unseen, as few of the photographs were ever exhibited in museums.

It is also important to note that none of these artists have ever exhibited in Peekskill before.

And those are the famous ones: about a third of the artists in "Inverted Utopias" were rarely, if ever, exhibited in the United States before.

Rarely if ever exhibited in New York, the example in this show is one of five or so prototypes for an edition that was never completed.

Yes, Vick has developed better pocket passing skills in Marty Mornhinweg's West Coast-style offense than he ever exhibited in Atlanta.

"The Majesty of Spain," running through Sept. 3 at the Mississippi Arts Pavilion in downtown Jackson, is billing itself as "the largest array of Spanish royal treasures ever exhibited in North America".

The book will include virtually every artist who ever exhibited professionally in a museum, gallery or public space in Southern California, from San Diego to Santa Barbara and as far east as Claremont, between Jan . 1 1940, and Dec. 31, 1979.

One of the Little Dancers (in wax) on display at the National Gallery is the only sculpture he ever exhibited; the other (in plaster) was cast posthumously.

It is the first time winner Greener has entered the Threadneedle Prize and the first time he has ever exhibited any of his works in public.

He was the first photographer ever exhibited by the acclaimed StolenSpace Gallery in London, home to Shephard Fairey, D*FACE and Pete Fowler to name a few.

Yet no one we know in the industry has ever exhibited a similar brand of invective toward other recipients or those who were passed over.