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Those opposing views are what keeps this exhibition of paintings and supplementary material dynamic and alluring.

Mr. Clough's "main line," Mr. Kurin said, "was that he wanted to keep this exhibition up, that this was an important exhibition, and that if he had to make this concession, then that was the price he'd have to pay".

None of this keeps the exhibition from opening with a defining work of French Romantic painting -- or at least a reasonable facsimile: a full-size, oil-on-canvas replica of Géricault's "Raft of the Medusa," among the biggest, best-known and most pot-boiling of all the masterpieces of Western painting.

A spokeswoman for the National Portrait Gallery said that the gallery wanted to keep the exhibition intact and therefore would not return the photograph early, according to the blog Modern Art Notes.

"To keep the exhibition business alive, we have to give people a darn good reason to put down all their electronics and get in their cars and get into theaters, and this summer we did it," said Nikki Rocco, president of distribution at Universal Pictures, which printed money with "Despicable Me 2" and "Fast & Furious 6," both of which took in roughly $800 million worldwide.

The Bible presents a similar opportunity, although the omissions in "Biblical Art in a Secular Century" keep the exhibition from making a cogent case for the 20th century as either secular or religious.

Kennedy Show Ending With only three days to go before "Jacqueline Kennedy: The White House Years -- Selections From the John F. Kennedy Library and Museum" ends, the Metropolitan Museum has decided to keep the exhibition open as long as it takes to accommodate everyone who arrives before the show's 9 p.m. closing time on Sunday.

To keep the exhibitions first-class, MOCA drastically spent down the endowment Koshalek had built, and when the general economy tanked in late 2008, the museum board accepted an emergency bailout donation from Eli Broad.

The large group of films at Somerset House — from images of a reflective Brad Pitt to the Gareth Pugh vision — keeps exhibition visitors entranced.

It would be a shame if that kept people away from this exhibition.

Its duration has been extended at least twice and, for the last two nights, Aug. 6 and 7, the museum has announced it will stay open until midnight, the first time the Met has kept an exhibition open so late.