Museums, theaters, concert halls, opera companies, public gardens and zoos throughout the five boroughs are cutting performances, exhibitions, days of operation and staff members.
Organized by Lawrence Rinder and David Wilson, it will invite an interdisciplinary bunch of local makers and doers — artists, performers, craftsmen, teachers — to pool their talents and desires and create an exhibition organically, day by day, keeping the emphasis on process rather than on achievement, and leaving the definition of achievement loose in the air.
Sfeir-Semler's most recent exhibition opened days before Israel bombed the city, forcing thousands to flee.
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These conditions prevail at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, in the exhibition of "Days" and "Giorni," two large, enveloping sound installations created by Mr. Nauman for the 2009 Venice Biennale.
He was asked if it represented inconsistent thinking to make him unavailable to pitch a meaningful game against a first-place team over the weekend while freeing him to appear in an exhibition three days later.
He also disagrees with how we characterized the title of the exhibition, "Brighter Days Are Coming".
Green's current exhibition, titled "Days of Our Lives," presents a combination of images created over the past four years.
You'll be hard pressed to find a museum exhibition these days without a smattering of sponsor logos adorning the entryway, and as grants and government or institution-funded commissions become increasingly difficult to come by, it's brands that are bankrolling a large number of creative and artistic projects, especially in the digital arts sector.
During a tour of the exhibition the day before the book launch, Mr. Khosla showed off some of his creations.
