Their history, together with our family's longstanding involvement with the museum, convinced us all that SF MoMA was the best home for the art collection".
Ms. Temkin has orchestrated a spacious, often brilliant installation of nearly 100 paintings and some 60 sculptures, drawings, prints and photographs, along with related ephemera, much of which traces the museum's longstanding support of the style.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art filed a formal proposal with the City of New York to charge an admission fee for all non-New York State residents, a contentious motion considering the museum's longstanding 'suggested' entrance fee and the funding they receive from American taxpayers.
The public clearly has a taste for the material, given the longstanding popularity of prison museums, including Alcatraz on an island in the San Francisco Bay and Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia.
A British Museum spokesperson said: "BP is one of the British Museum's most longstanding corporate partners, supporting the museum since 1996.
The F.B.I. has resubmitted DNA samples recovered in the case for updated testing, and a longstanding $5 million reward offered by the museum is being publicized anew, with the use of two interstate highway billboards to advertise it.
Anthony Calnek, a spokesman for the Guggenheim, acknowledged that the museum had had a longstanding need for additional space in New York and that Thomas Krens, director of the museum, had met with city officials to discuss their plans for the far West Side.
While loaned pieces and ticketed exhibitions likely help the V&A's revenue stream, the educational benefits of sketching a piece of artwork seem irreplaceable, especially as museums like this one have longstanding relationships with art and design schools.
It's the 10th in a seasonal series, and Kathy Thornton-Bias, president of the retail division at MoMA, said it was a natural fit: "MoMA has had a longstanding relationship with Mexico, dating back to the museum's earliest days, including a Diego Rivera exhibition that set attendance records in 1931 and 1932".
Eli Broad, the chairman of Sun America and a longstanding civic booster who has helped create two major museums and is a leader of the committee planning the Democratic presidential convention this summer, said he agreed that some people were overreacting simply out of fear of the new.
