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Mr. Benezra plans to mark the museum's 75th anniversary next year with shows drawn from the permanent collection (which, not inconsequently, are cheaper to produce).
The streamlined presentation here contrasts strikingly with the Modern's recent sprawling and erratic "MOMA 2000," a trilogy of shows drawn from the collection, which filled the entire museum for a year and half.
In the meantime, it presents a series of shows drawn from its holdings, including "Breaking Ground: The Whitney's Founding Collection," featuring works by Stuart Davis, Edward Hopper, and Charles Sheeler, among many others.
Goma's exhibitions over the last decade are largely indicative of broader trends in Australia's public museums, where major exhibitions by international artists are scheduled through the year, with smaller shows drawn from gallery collections and solo outings by Australian artists filling up the remainder of the calendar.
When his 47-year-old wife, Sandra Fisher, also a painter, died just a fortnight after the exhibition closed, Kitaj blamed the critics and turned against his adoptive nation.Now two shows, drawn from the Jewish Museum in Berlin, offer a reassessment of this passionate and difficult artist.
The application, however, comes preloaded with a database of TV shows drawn from the top network sites.
Even as far back as late-2001, when terrorism insurance became a major issue, museums predicted a drop in loans and urged curators to focus on inventive shows drawing from their permanent collections.
The show, drawn from the collection of Richard Rosenblum, who died last February, was pretty strange.
"Opera Burlesque Take 2," a variety show drawn from light opera, with John Kolody and Desiree Vasquez and guest performers.
The Norton Simon show, drawn from its permanent collection, includes works by Rembrandt, Kandinsky, David, Ansel Adams, Rufino Tamayo and June Wayne, as well as art from India, Sri Lanka, Cambodia and Tibet.
The 68 paintings in the show, drawn from the collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, also include works by Pissarro, Cezanne, Degas, Sisley, van Gogh and Gauguin.
