"Donnelly treated the panel to an extraordinary exhibition of rage," Washington Post reporter Dana Milbank wrote the next day.
As recently as last summer, a shipment of 400 Polaroids that were displayed at gallery Wrong Weather in Porto, Portugal for the exhibition "Polaroid Rage: Survey 2000 201010" were confiscated by Canadian customs and summarily deemed to be OBSCENITY and denied entry into the Canadian LaBruce's own country.
In January, people left Tate Modern's Gauguin: Maker of Myth exhibition moaning about "gallery rage", provoked by too many visitors trying to catch a glimpse of rare works.
The prominent model here is the Brooklyn Museum of Art's "Hip-Hop Nation: Roots, Rhymes and Rage," an exhibition that veers between product showroom and up-to-the-moment historical society, with little in the way of art in between.
He said he did not see it again until last month, when he discovered a photograph of it on the Brooklyn Museum of Art's Web site, www.brooklynart.org, advertising "Hip-Hop Nation: Rhymes Rhymes and Rage," an exhibition that opens tomorrow.
This exhibition is all the rage these days, mainly because it is controversial in nature and extremely approachable in subject matter.
Jackson said the exhibitions can focus grassroots rage into something politically significant, and she hopes more people will begin experimenting.
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (//www.rockhall.com/exhibitions/past.asp?id=493) features information from the special exhibition entitled, "Roots, Rhymes + Rage: The Hip-Hop Story".
In May, Quilty curated an exhibition in Brisbane called On Rage, showing a number of artists, including the Aboriginal artist Daniel Boyd.
From a blockade on the Golden Gate Bridge to an ACT UP demonstration, the exhibition highlights the pain, the rage and the bravery involved in the fight for AIDS awareness.
