The third upstairs gallery circles back to the beginning with a tribute to Otto Wagner, generally considered the father of Viennese modernism, especially for his Postal Savings Bank Building, completed in 1904.
As the people in the gallery circled around him, he said Mr. Sadr's fighters had staged "an honest resistance" to Iraq's foreign occupiers, but never singled out artists.
The museum galleries circle the statue's base, displaying gruesome and heroic relics — gloves and soap made from concentration camp victims, captured weapons and banners — and detailing the epic toll the war took on Ukraine.
It is the focus of cutting-edge art galleries like New Image in Los Angles, Alleged in New York and the skate-shop-turned-gallery Circle-A in San Jose, Calif.
The show's curator, the Canadian artist and writer Gerald McMaster, also created one of the more cogent sections in the permanent galleries: a circles-within-circles arrangement of dozens of pairs of moccasins, poised as if ready to dance.
In the 1480s, Botticelli painted his celebrated classical works in the Uffizi Gallery, for the circle of the Medici.
Supporting the weight and thrust of the upper dome section are buttresses and columns in a peristyle; below these, near the height of the Whispering Gallery, is a circle of 32 buttresses not visible from the ground.
The faces belong to mothers, daughters, wives -- women who for myriad ugly reasons live locked up in Bayview, a minimum-security prison on Chelsea's edge, tucked safely out of sight from the art dealers and gallery crawlers who circle the streets looking for signs of the second coming of SoHo.
But apart from the perfunctory pinot grigio at many a small-circle gallery opening, the integration of cocktails and chiaroscuro isn't nearly as routine.
(973) 378-7754, extension 2. GALLERY PETITE "Social Circles: Cordial and Casual Acquaintances," photographic exhibit that captures New Jersey's restaurant and bar scene.
There I saw a gallery of eternity circles, snakes and lumpy-looking characters with stick arms and stick legs, and those antennas or horns.
