In the wake of the regime's collapse five years prior, the Fotoform exhibition caused a sensation (abstraction in any of the arts having been among the styles deemed by the Nazis as degenerate and insufficiently German).
If we think of childhood as a time of playful innocence, and of our so-called inner child as a reassuring remnant of that ideal state, this exhibition causes one to think again.
In a 2002 profile in Vanity Fair, martial artist Gene LeBell claimed he choked out Steven during an Aikido exhibition, causing Seagal to poop in his pants.
In a 2002 profile in Vanity Fair, martial artist Gene LeBell claimed he choked out Steven during an Akido exhibition, causing Seagal to poop in his pants.
In 1937, two competing exhibitions caused a dramatic split in the art world.
The Brooklyn museum, normally overshadowed by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in Manhattan, is advertising the $1m Sensation with flyers that read: "Health warning: The contents of this exhibition may cause shock, vomiting, confusion, panic, euphoria and anxiety.
Thankfully the court intervened and the offending exhibit continued, with the museum issuing a tongue-in-cheek warning, "The contents of this exhibition may cause shock, vomiting, confusion, panic, euphoria, and anxiety".
Saatchi exhibited the YBA works he had collected in the Sensations exhibition, which caused a twofold scandal when it was displayed at the Brooklyn Museum of Art in New York in 1999.
A couple of big local property deals an event forum called Kölnarena and an addition to the city's exhibition centre have caused a stir recently.
People are drawn to the individuals in the banners which provokes them to wonder, "Would they speak to that person if they were standing next to them on the sidewalk?" The exhibition is causing people to be curious about their neighbors.
