You arrive in an enormous, darkened gallery devoted to a temporary exhibition, "Real Virtuality".
He wrote: "This is another world — terrifying to the outsider, yet imposing in its strangeness — behind those massive walls, in this murmurous darkness, within the temporary but real power of desperate men".
The aim would be to achieve behavioural change limited to a temporary, but real protection, when the level of circulating virus is critical, as opposed to seeking an inaccessible and permanent degree of protection that is considered too costly for the vast majority of the population.
In this new, temporary civilization, the real thing (the person with real books to her or his name) meets the wannabe, which creates a chain reaction of desire.
Some have merely been temporary appointments while Real's presidents change their mind.
Some of her ideas for making a temporary perch a real home are inexpensive, but others are not, and are meant to be saved.
The firm has created two internal task forces, one to focus on finding either temporary or permanent real estate and another to work on computer access for employees.
Therefore, the shifts in spending patterns for new capital projects, such as health-care clinics in poor areas, produce not just temporary improvements but real lasting change.
To assess the proposed solution, a Cultural Heritage case study of a real temporary art exhibition named the Beauty or the Truth and located in Naples Italyy) is presented and discussed.
