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Similarly, there are other ways to teach history besides organizing museum exhibitions.

The goal in organizing museum exhibitions, as in collecting, running a gallery and — to cite the most obvious example — being an artist, should be individuation and difference, finding a voice of your own.

Plans for the new space include organizing museum-style exhibitions, which are increasingly prevalent in blue-chip galleries.

And Mr. Elderfield is joining the Gagosian Gallery, where he will be organizing museum-style exhibitions along the lines of the Picasso shows that John Richardson, Picasso's biographer, has put together there over the last few years.

Ms. Sweezy later helped Asian refugees develop traditional crafts for the American market; wrote and edited books; and organized museum exhibitions devoted to Southern pottery, Armenian crafts and other topics.

There are a couple of nice churches, a rather haphazardly organized museum inside a beautiful old schoolhouse, a central park that's home to three rather lazy capybaras (adorable rodents the size of small pigs), and a number of decent restaurants serving Paraguayan standards: steaks, lomito (beef) sandwiches and dishes made with the catfish known locally as surubí.

"It was lying on a shelf all this time, in two pieces," says Fabergé. "It was not a very organized museum.

Pinball Wizards Pinball collectors abound, and many have organized museums in cities like Chicago, Las Vegas, Los Angeles and Seattle.

She is also organizing a museum in a renovated bank building to draw tourists to Morland.

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But it's worth noting that Sanders isn't all performance, all the time: he's also organizing the museum's 2016 exhibition by the filmmaker Laura Poitras.