The New Yorker, October 3, 1970 P. 27 Talk story about a modular house exhibited at the Whitney Museum as part of an exhibit titled "Another Chance for Cities".
Arnold A. Saltzman, a museum founder and board member, said benefactors who financed new gardens and buildings to house exhibits would want their money back.
In Cape Town officials opened a new building this month that will house exhibits and films about Robben Island, where Mr. Mandela and other opponents of apartheid were imprisoned.
Incidentally, Ballard was hugely influenced by the Smithsons' post-apocalyptic house exhibited in the 1956 Whitechapel Gallery art show This is Tomorrow.
Talk story about a modular house exhibited at the Whitney Museum as part of an exhibit titled "Another Chance for Cities".
By Jane Boutwell The New Yorker, October 3, 1970 P. 27 Talk story about a modular house exhibited at the Whitney Museum as part of an exhibit titled "Another Chance for Cities".
Turkey also intends to begin construction next year of a Museum of Aegean Civilizations near Izmir to house exhibits from the countless sites of antiquity that dot the Aegean coast and its hinterland.
On Field's death in 1906, he bequeathed generous sustaining funds and a sum to erect a new museum building (completed in 1921) to house exhibits, research collections, and a library primarily devoted to anthropology, botany, geology, and zoology.
Ms. Rubell said the new hotel across the street would probably have 225 rooms and space for both commercial galleries and the museum, which would house exhibits from their collection.
Billed by the company as a comprehensive tourist concept (pick up a car, go on a factory tour, have a meal), the museum, also designed by Mr. Henn, will house exhibits on the relationship between man and technology (according to Julius Von Ingelheim, the project director, even stronger than that between man and woman).
