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The library's set of exhibitions shows a photographer thinking like a painter, and a group of painters flirting with photography.

This Purifoy assemblage is just one of a number of scholarly discoveries being made during the preparation of "Pacific Standard Time," a set of exhibitions in and about Southern California opening in the fall of 2011.

By March, there will be another set of exhibitions: on John Milton, who would have turned 400 this year; on Édouard Baldus's 19th-century photographs of French historic sites; and on French cliché-verre landscape prints.

Part of their job is to set a theme for the whole event, which is essentially an enormous set of exhibitions and debates, and they like to invent ones which stress that architects are not always egomaniacs, but have a responsibility to wider society.

There's an abundance of reasons to visit the current set of exhibitions at the Studio Museum of Harlem (the ones on view close on June 8).

The recent international set of exhibitions displaying Damien Hirst's spot paintings has really brought home to me just how potent fame can be as an economic and social force.

It seemed to be arguing that Athens could teach us about the future too, breaking away from its Kassel base to present a satellite set of Documenta exhibitions and performances in the capital.

He said he reinjured the wrist here Saturday in the first set of an exhibition, which he lost to Pete Sampras.

The widow was determined to prove her late brother-in-law's talent to the world and set up a series of exhibitions showcasing his work.

The revamped museum offers 50% more gallery space (125,000 square feet), an enlarged sculpture garden, a new lobby and a set of column-free exhibition spaces designed to accommodate displays of ever vaster works of contemporary art.

Moving from her recent large-scale performances and installations to a more intimate set of objects, this exhibition considers the supremely private act of hoarding valuables.