This May, Morgan brings Dorothea Rockburne and Mary Corse to Dia:Beacon for long term exhibitions.
(Ms. Bloom's show sets the stage for a reinstallation of "Culture and Continuity: The Jewish Journey," the long-term exhibition on the third and fourth floors).
"Currently, much of the activity in the conservation department has already been diverted to short-term exhibition projects, limiting conservation work to preparing items for display," he wrote.
Not infrequently, a work of art that is barely noticed while on permanent display is suddenly lionized in a short-term exhibition.
In one of its alcoves, a long-term exhibition was mounted of the Lawrence Hutton collection of death masks, donated to Princeton University that same year.
In 1966, the museum established the Frieda Schiff Warburg Memorial Sculpture Garden, which placed a curated selection of these architectural fragments on long-term exhibition.
The bar, set up for a long-term exhibition, "Shop Life," is realistic, down to onion peels in the trash and a spittoon and a chamber pot at the ready.
She was wearing a fitted white dress with a skirt of red feathers from Prabal Gurung's latest resort collection (look No. 37, actually), for the opening of a very short-term exhibition here called "Beauty in Wonderland".
"Mother Goose Math: Rhyme and Arithmetic," the museum's latest long-term exhibition, demonstrates that these familiar verses can be lessons in numbers, fractions, patterns and even telling time ("Hickory, Dickory Dock").
Additionally, Norden is organizing a longer-term exhibition project on Sol Lewitt's collection and shifts in the conceptualization of his instruction-based art over the course of his years living part-time in Italy.
