Through old photographs and drawings, the exhibit illustrates the scope of the area's sporting life, from bobsledding and bare-knuckle boxing to today's Great Cow Harbor marathon.
2. Explore an art exhibit illustrating the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. by reading and discussing, "Inspired By Freedom and the King Legacy".
Gay LeCleire Taylor, the curator of the Museum of American Glass at Wheaton Village here, has organized an exhibit surveying American glass since 1900 The exhibit illustrates the most significant developments that have affected glass during the 20th century.
"LINCOLN KIRSTEIN: ALCHEMIST" In the Vincent Astor gallery, downstairs at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, a compact but informative free exhibit illustrates the many achievements of Kirstein, who brought Balanchine to America, and, with him, created the New York City Ballet.
"LINCOLN KIRSTEIN: ALCHEMIST" In the Vincent Astor gallery at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, a compact, informative free exhibit illustrates Kirstein's vast achievements and includes performance photographs, film footage, set design and masks by Noguchi for Balanchine's "Orpheus," and Maria Tallchief's gorgeous beaded headdress from "Firebird".
Exhibits illustrate various North American habitats, including deep woods, freshwater streams and open ocean, with a particular emphasis on the Ozarks.
Supplementary, painlessly educational exhibits illustrate the problems of telling Hals's works apart from those of his many imitators (among them one or more of his five painter sons) and point up his lasting influence, as in a crackling little portrait, from 1907, by the American Robert Henri.
Exhibits illustrate facets of the potential economic consequences consistent with sustainable development.
The museum collections and exhibits illustrate the pattern of life throughout Earth's history, the mechanisms of biological evolution that have formed that pattern and how it has changed over time.
Human mannequins in bloody, life-like exhibits illustrate how medical practitioners would have used these tools to treat 600 wounded soldiers -- both Union and Confederate -- at the hospital through September of 1863.
