Altogether, on just six famous buildings, the city, on paper, projects $70 million in revenue, Mr. Turetsky wrote.
The foundation is a private operating foundation, a status that requires its trustee and staff to be actively involved in projects that aid cultural institutions, such as the Russian book and works on paper projects mentioned by Mr. Kimmelman.
After abandoning painting in the 1960's, he was among the first artists to pioneer site-specific installations, projects employing electromagnetic waves and inert gas, and also the use of language -- written on bits of paper, projected from slides, and later printed on the walls of museums, offices and public buildings.
In this task, participants were instructed to trace the curve of Japanese Hiragana characters that were printed on paper (Task 1) or projected onto a screen (Task 2).
On paper, the projects look well planned.
On paper, the project grew to a peak of more than nine million square feet, before shrinking back to the roughly eight million square feet originally planned — a decrease that did little to mollify those residents and officials who said that the project had been far too big and dense from the beginning.
On paper, the project seems like it can't miss, considering Seoul's severe shortage of grade-A office space.
For example, we ran a protocol paper project on Bayesian inference of animal receptor models and another project on a comparison of code development approaches and techniques in academia.
Michael Sheen co-directing The Passion around Port Talbot, Damon Albarn writing his first opera, the Royal Opera House staging a docu-opera about Anna Nicole Smith, the children's book War Horse becoming a West End and Broadway hit – on paper all risky projects may be destined to fail but the reality is a different story.
On paper, "The Photorealist Project," an unusual installation of paintings conceived by the inventive French sculptor and multimedia wizard Xavier Veilhan, sounds promising.
That also would have the effect, at least on paper, of making projected big deficits look smaller over the long run than if the tax cuts for the vast middle class were continued indefinitely — an important political consideration when the nation's debt is building to what many economists consider dangerous levels.
