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The exhibition that she and her assistant, Ryan Inouye, have assembled is appealing in the way the human megaphone is.

She authored the book Countless Connecting Threads: MIT's History Revealed Through Its Most Evocative Objects, inspired by an exhibition that she curated for MIT's 150th anniversary.

It was there, in 1953, at the time of the great Mexican exhibition that she met Joanna Drew, the Arts Council organiser of the exhibition, who was to become a lifelong friend and ally.

"The two materials that have had the greatest impact on industry and everyday life over the last hundred years, aluminum and plastic, originated in the 19th century," Sarah Nichols writes in the catalog for "Aluminum by Design: Jewelry to Jets," a traveling exhibition that she organized for the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh.

Jane talks to co-curator Jenny Lister and Deborah Cherry - who donated a Mary Quant dress to the exhibition that she had worn when she was 16.

Yu Yu said it was the first big special exhibition that she and Little had originated since they began together at LACMA, their first years having largely been taken up with setting up new galleries for the museum's Chinese art holdings.

The critic, too, is culpable, violating professional ethics by reviewing an exhibition that includes work he or she owns, or is about to own, a conflict of interest.

Then she does her best to describe an exhibition that seems to resist definition.

Here, she explains, is the first sign of the historical exhibition that will occupy the space beneath the north tower.

"She was a documentarian who just didn't quit". Ms. Van Haaften curated a group exhibition that included Ms. Cherry's work.

In most of this exhibition, that approach is avoided.