For the first half of the "Art and Science" workshop, I discuss the process of building reconstructions and point out how AMNH scientists recreate anatomy in front of our "Reconstructing Anatomy" display, showing the extraordinary work of Gary Sawyer.
Till-Holger Borchert describes how they bestowed a "prestige which, in the first half of the fifteenth century, only the workshops of the Burgundian Netherlands were capable of achieving".
Two years ago the Center for Contemporary Opera, which often presents workshop productions, staged the first half of the work, and on Tuesday evening the center and Princeton University's music department, where Mr. Westergaard is a professor emeritus, presented the complete opera at Symphony Space.
"Made in Woodstock" at Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., includes etchings, linocuts, monotypes and lithographs from the first half of the last century, when various art colonies, artists' associations and W.P.A. workshops transformed that small upstate town into a center for printmaking.
Pucelle returned to France, where he was master of an illuminator's workshop, which dominated Parisian painting during the first half of the 14th century.
The most extensive glazing program of the first half of the century was at Chartres Cathedral, a tremendous enterprise that brought together various workshops from different regions.
The first half of the 2nd century was a prosperous time, but the fortunes of Londinium changed about ad 150, and areas of housing and workshops were demolished.
For the first half of Saturday, the men attended workshops on accepting responsibility, on the impact of crime on families as well as communities, on creative change, and on deep inner-personal exploration.
I thought the first half of There Will Be Blood was masterly film-making, and the second half was bogus, meandering, poorly workshopped tripe that couldn't find the way to its own exit.
