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Opening exhibitions include a collection of landscape drawings by Piet Oudolf, who has worked on New York's High Line, and the gallery's own gardens (opening in September).

As collectors from all over the world descend on New York for two weeks of big-ticket auctions, most of Manhattan's blue-chip galleries are opening exhibitions devoted to their stars.

The opening exhibitions will include Guillermo Kuitca's "diary" paintings, notebooks by José Antonio Suárez Londoño, and works exploring artists' certificates of authenticity.

One weakness of the museum's opening exhibitions is that they try to amplify events or sentiments when they are powerful enough to speak on their own.

It is stunningly ambitious in concept and, judging by its opening exhibitions, extremely tricky in execution, veering from the down-to-earth to the esoteric and the wacky.

Visitors from the Lakota nation, one of 40 whose treasures will be featured in the opening exhibitions next year, have been working in another corner.

The museum's opening exhibition titled HIWAR, was meant to spark socio-political controversy.

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It includes the John Drew Theater, where Robert Wilson's "Persephone" was performed, and a museum, which opened exhibitions by Andy Warhol and Elizabeth Peyton.

ISTANBUL — Two galleries in this city's old European quarter recently opened exhibitions that showcase the political violence that convulsed the country in the 1970s.

Also that month, they will open exhibitions at the Audax Textile Museum in the Dutch city of Tilburg and the Experimenta design biennial in Lisbon.