But though often celebrated, he has not been honored with a full-scale exhibition focusing on this period.
50) Björk The Icelandic experimental pop star gets a full-scale exhibition, organised by puckish curator Klaus Biesenbach.
A museum could build a fascinating full-scale exhibition around changing notions of realism, power and pleasure in hip-hop.
This year marks an efflorescence of attention, including a full-scale exhibition of Saint-Exupéry's original artwork at the Morgan Library & Museum, in New York.
In the 60s he left for a new life in France; a country which as soon as 1973 40 years agogo – mounted a full-scale exhibition of his work in the Bibliothèque Nationale.
There was a full-scale exhibition of his work in the National Portrait Gallery as far back as 1971, and the V&A has also held a major show.
These are the more than 130 photographers represented by more than 140 images in the Whitney Museum of American Art's first full-scale exhibition of photographs assembled entirely from its permanent collection.
Since this small show is confined, more or less, to Ms. Bourgeois's cluster works and ends with the year 1996, it lacks the big bang of a full-scale exhibition.
Accompanied by a full-scale exhibition in the New Zealand, the Observations project is a textbook case of a perfectly executed artist self-publishing endeavor.
There are new books to read, archives to comb through, full-scale exhibitions of predecessors whose work they've never seen.
6. OVERDUE -- A small show of work by women, "Gloria: Another Look at Feminist Art in the 1970's," at White Columns was a reminder of the audacity of early feminist art, the continuing influence and the abiding need to have its history documented in full-scale exhibitions.
