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"We're excited that this year's DXI awardees are George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg," said Design Exchange President and CEO Shauna Levy who is responsible for bringing modern exhibits representing popular culture to the Design Exchange.

One of the museums in Eastbourne is How We Lived Then, a museum of shops and local history, with exhibits representing complete scenarios such as shops and houses with life sized dummies.

Britain's air defence during the Second World War is particularly emphasised, with exhibits representing the Battle of Britain, the Blitz and the V-1 flying bomb offensive from 1944.

The Phoenix Zoo has four major themed areas, or "trails", where visitors can experience exhibits representing different areas of the world and their native wildlife: the Arizona Trail, the Africa Trail, the Tropics Trail, and the Discovery/Children's Trail.

"We welcome some of the world's best garden designers, and the amazing gardens and floral exhibits represent the finest examples of horticultural excellence, as well as setting the latest trends for the coming year.

now… Talk story about JungleWorld, the new Bronx Zoo exhibit representing the jungles of Asia, which is placed next door to the Wild Asia exhibit.

By Emily Hahn The New Yorker, July 29 , 1985P. 21 Talk story about JungleWorld, the new Bronx Zoo exhibit representing the jungles of Asia, which is placed next door to the Wild Asia exhibit.

The New Yorker, July 29 , 1985P. 21 Talk story about JungleWorld, the new Bronx Zoo exhibit representing the jungles of Asia, which is placed next door to the Wild Asia exhibit.

The new wing and the exhibit represent a crowning achievement for the gallery's director, Raymond Keaveney.

Mr. Hollande noted dryly that the Dior exhibit represented only the second time Mr. Chirac had visited his own museum.

The exhibit represents this period with an urban back-alley plastered with graffiti about homosexuality, abortion, and teen suicide.