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But Perez Art Museum was designed to incorporate past exhibitions, whether it's the shadow of a vinyl exhibit name or the remnants of potentially noxious pool chemicals.

One measure is the impact of portrait exhibitions, whether the BP Portrait award, which each year has more entrants (and more than a quarter of a million visitors last year), the Archibald prize in Sydney or the Outwin Boochever award in Washington.

Hundreds were queued at the Exploratorium for the exhibition — whether for the arcade or its maker was not clear.

With Ms. Madden leading the way, each was responsible for the management of the exhibition, whether it was which lights or what paint to buy, where to publicize the show or what would be the agenda for the next meeting.

This ensures that weekly visitors will experience a slightly different iteration of the exhibition, whether they are consciously aware of the change or not.

Occasionally, Boston's contemporary art boosters do wonder whether the public will turn out in big numbers for exhibitions, and whether tourists will come.

But, aside from the funding issue, the other big debate about museum exhibitions is whether they should be led by the will of a living designer.

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Yet Mr. de Montebello and the museum's curatorial staff became increasingly concerned about the direction of the exhibition and whether the museum was giving too much curatorial control to an outsider.

"I don't know whether he got the idea to put sculpture on his sheep farm after he saw the Battersea Park open-air exhibition, or whether he was inspired by his experiences in China, where he had lived for many years, and where, he said, there are many examples of monumental sculptures in the open air.

I wondered whether future global exhibitions would feature mirrors, credit cards and £20 notes.