At the other end of the building are a series of side galleries, currently showing an interesting mix of archive projects including photographs of Moscow's underground art scene from the 1970s and 80s, which feel like hurried sketches for what might one day become fuller exhibitions.
She said they had typically cited practical reasons, like full exhibition schedules, tight budgets, or simply not enough space for an exhibit that takes up at least 3,000 square feet.
The full exhibition, currently at the Art Institute of Chicago, will continue touring the country until July 2001.
The group is a true microcosm of the full exhibition, comprising different aesthetic sensibilities and techniques.
There is a little history, a few handbills, some antique toys, several costumes — any one of them could be explored in a full exhibition.
The argument will find its fullest exhibition form in "Making Choices," the next portion of the "MOMA 2000" extravaganza, which opens March 16.
Often the cultural, political and economic forces that this show tries to reflect are more complex than the objects can sustain; it begins to feel sketchy to the point of skeletal, more like an outline than a full exhibition.
This chock-full exhibition includes posters blatantly or subtly adjusted into a form of commentary for the 1913 Armory Show, all the shows at Larry Gagosian's Los Angeles gallery and the Museum of Modern Art's recent Jackson Pollock retrospective.
You can watch the full exhibition film here.
Before entering the full exhibition, however, there is the question of nomenclature.
