In this deeply divided moment, curators Amanda Hunt and Eric Crosby decided to stage an exhibition: 20/20 takes twenty artists from each of the permanent collections of The Studio Museum in Harlem and the Carnegie Museum of Art, respectively, and organizes an exhibition that amounts to a prospective vision, examining the history of America, what's at stake now, and what's in store in the future.
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The situation is of pressing concern as CNN finds itself in an increasingly competitive environment and must get in step with the new-media vision of its prospective corporate parent, America Online, which is acquiring Time Warner, which owns CNN.
A local savings and loan is willing to help finance the project on wildly generous terms, and Marcus sets Joe to work selling the development to prospective investors as a shiny new vision of the future.
Hopefully the dominoes will start to fall". Leasing should also accelerate because many of the developments are nearing completion, enabling prospective tenants to have a better vision of their future home, said real estate broker Brandon Gill, a senior vice president with CBRE who partnered with Zanetos on the Warner and Tishman deals.
In my view, governments and prospective governments should give us a broad vision of what our education system should offer.
"What this plan will do is give prospective property buyers a clearer idea for the city's vision of the downtown area," said Gaither Loewenstein, the city's economic development and planning manager.
After getting past the portrayal of a broker driving into Manhattan to pick up a client (not likely, say local agents) what I enjoyed most about this vision of Westchester was the description of the couple's prospective house.
However, it involves a dichotomous vision of time estimation in that it characterizes the process as prospective or retrospective.
In this vision of a global war on debt and deficit, it's not clear who the prospective buyers are.
