One way to raise the legitimacy problem of an exhibition project is for watch companies to pool together rather than "go their own way and in fact risk duplicating their efforts," said Ms. Fallet, the Geneva museum curator and historian.
A problem of architectural exhibitions is that their subject is the background of life, but must become foreground for the purposes of a show.
It neatly addresses the notorious problem of architecture exhibitions, which is that you can't get buildings into a gallery, and so have to resort to secondary depictions of them: here the primary artefacts are the photographs themselves, whose physical presence, their scale and surface qualities, are an essential part of the experience.
The International Convention of Exhibition and Fine Art Transporters, a trade organization, noted the problem last year in a newsletter and suggested that the practice was harmful to all involved.
This feels like a concession to the typical Met patron, and is a good example of the problem with this exhibition: the anti-establishment story of the punk movement cannot properly be told in the hallowed costume section of the Met.
It also turns out to be much less of a problem in exhibitions that are not displays of art, but are about historical events or literary figures or cultural phenomena or political situations.
Part of the problem with this exhibition, which is touring from a museum in Oslo, is that it was principally organized for a European audience.
They'll dine amid the accompanying Eat the Problem exhibition, comprised of the glockenspiel itself, on which there will be regular performances by musicians using giant mallets; Elena Stonaker's psychedelic sculpture garden; and living sculptures in the reclining bodies receiving healing treatments.
The method of exhibition will be discussed.
Lots of exhibition matches have been played.
