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After his work was exhibited in "A New Spirit in Painting" at the Royal Academy in London 1981, Balthus was invited to become a foreign member of the Academy.

The photographs, always taken at approximately the same time, will be exhibited in a new show at No Vacancy Gallery aptly titled Quarter Past One.

Apart from Madrid's museum, some are shown in Barcelona, and about a third of the pieces are now exhibited in a new museum with her name in Málaga, in the south of the country, which opened in March 2011.

Q.: I understand that, long before my mother first called me by the name, the original "Wild Man of Borneo" was exhibited in a New York City sideshow.

Like the photographs of lynched African Americans exhibited in a New York gallery two years ago, it belongs in a museum of atrocities, not in a group show in an art space.

And he was jealous because I exhibited in a New York gallery and he couldn't.

Earlier this month, Portuguese-born artist João Martinho Moura exhibited in Berlin a new piece created with SuperCollider and Processing called: SuperCollider Shape (video above).

Exhibited in the New American Painting show at New York's Museum of Modern Art in 1958.

Through a program called Art for Health, the hospital is acquiring a collection of about 145 works of original art to be exhibited in 11 new gallery spaces throughout the facility.

Still seen as landmarks of sociological research, his maps are to be exhibited in the new Galleries of Modern London opening Friday at the Museum of London.

A committee was established, chaired by Mond, to oversee the collection of material to be exhibited in the new museum.