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"With the source material in this exhibition, the original value to their corporate makers is clear, but once they start to break down and shift, locating value and what that might be becomes quite clouded".
What museums need to be conscious of, art experts say, is creating the impression that these exhibitions enhance the value of corporate collections that might one day come to market.
The exhibition stands up for the value of human touch in an age of electronic communication (Johnson).
This summer saw an exhibition called Invisible, about the value of things you can't see, and about spaces left open for the imagination to inhabit.
However, many contemporary galleries and exhibitions still need to realise the value of women's art.
In that sense, the value of this exhibition is in showing what to avoid.
The value of this exhibition is less in what it offers visually than in how it captures an era.
For historians the value of an exhibition is in just such details, while for nonspecialists the main attraction is likely to be visual impact.
It was Mr. Meyer, former associate curator of modern art at the National Gallery, and current deputy director and chief curator at Dia Art Foundation, who seems to have persuaded her of the value of an exhibition that would give visible shape to her half-hidden history.
Questioned on the value of playing an exhibition, even for a huge payday, at this now-delicate stage of the season, Federer said he had no regrets and hoped it would give him some match practice heading into the Masters Series event next week in Indian Wells, Calif.
