Eighteen rooms (two old-fashioned, roomy apartments have been combined) full of smartly displayed, meticulously cataloged masks, toys, pottery, gourds, paintings, furniture and textiles are presided over by their diminutive collector.
On the walls, eight flat-screen TVs blare ("Always game sound. We HATE music!!" the bar's business card reads), and meticulously updated chalkboards display league standings.
Students proudly displayed everything from meticulously styled plates to quickly-made guilty pleasures eaten by hand.
He strutted on stage to James Brown, wearing a black suit and felt beret, his neck heavy with Mardi Gras beads, and displayed his collection of meticulously fashioned, Hollywood-caliber "space alien skulls," which he called a "creative interpretation of rogue taxidermy".
MIA FINEMAN 'Goyard Entertainment Center,' Toland Grinnell Toland Grinnell, a New York-based artist, chose the area near the luggage carousels to display the meticulously made convertible valises that he calls "trunks for luxury survival".
Created by Timothy Haskell, a director, writer and publicist whose work has long displayed a gleefully trashy pop sensibility, "Nightmare: Superstitions" in NoHo is as meticulously designed as it is slyly cast.
According to Australian rock music historian, Ian McFarlane, it "featured complex, meticulously crafted rock but was somewhat ponderous and sombre, which did little to fulfil the promise displayed on Transfusion".
That notebook is prominently displayed at the Jewish Museum in a glass case and on a touch screen that lets viewers scan each meticulously typed loose-leaf page.
The work presents a meticulously fashioned fantasy of a library in which shelves have become obsolete, and books, like examples of living creatures, are displayed in illusionistic dioramas that evoke those of the American Museum of Natural History.
Their official historian, Charles Bean, meticulously took down soldiers' frontline experiences and vigilantly guarded the flame of the "Anzac legend" – the idea that a distinctive "Australian manhood", composed of bravery, modesty and mateship, had been displayed at Gallipoli.
