Capitalizing on Sotheby's recent $100 million sale of Imperial Fabergé eggs from the Malcolm Forbes collection to Victor Vekselberg, the Russian billionaire, À la Vieille Russie, the Manhattan dealer, filled its booth with Fabergé objects bought privately from the Forbes family before the Sotheby's sale.
Berlin-based gallery Societé and artist Sean Raspet have filled their booth with refrigerated bottles of Soylent 2.0, and bags of a prototypical algae-based, paste-like version of the meal replacement drink.
As diners filled the booths and began cooking, the air became cloudy with fumes from the used oil.
Diners filled the booths of a retro-chic restaurant, where bow-tied waiters toted plates of veal piccata and eggplant Parmesan.
A vacant floor in a building in Rockefeller Center was set up like a county fair, filled with booths, displays and exhibits peddling Women at NBCU properties like "The Biggest Loser" on NBC and ivillage.com.com
The ground floor of the city's Convention and Exhibition Center, on the waterfront near the Inner Harbor, was filled with booths from what seemed like every genomics company in the world; it was a carnival of high-tech medical paraphernalia.
They are your dead, who still rose to the birds the day we filled the booths and made the cross, before you'd forced them howling to their knees to suffer your attentions.
In the coldly furious "The Big Listener", Paterson uses the second person to insert us into the mind of Tony Blair, who "lose[s] no sleep" despite the presence of "your dead, who still rose to the birds / the day we filled the booths and made the cross".
Almost 85% of the electorate filled polling booths across Scotland, and this picture from Edinburgh was retweeted more than 1,300 times.
Between sets, I shopped at the "Black Market," a hall filled with booths selling dark fashion and accessories.
