Rather like runners in a relay race, Mr. Marlow and Ms. Frostrup rush guests through their mini-interviews, he in the galleries in front of individual paintings, she on a couch in the lobby overlooking the entrance to the show.
A man has defaced a multimillion-pound Mark Rothko mural hanging in the Tate Modern gallery in front of onlookers.
The show also helps provide context for Warhol's "Shadows" (1978-79), a difficult multi-canvas installation ringing the walls of a 7,000-foot 7,000-foot front of the exhibition entrance.
"The London building where KesselsKramer is has an art gallery in front of it, so when I saw this I said, 'Oh my god, this is KesselsKramer,' " Mr. Charles said.
The next morning, Ms. Garland sits cross-legged on the floor in the American galleries in front of John Smibert's "Dean George Berkeley and His Entourage," from 1729.
A recent attempt to hold a festival of independent film at a public art gallery in front of 500 people was thrown into chaos after a power failure in the middle of the first screening.
Back in the museum's galleries, in front of a display holding skeletons prepared in the early 1800s, Grigonis explains that, whenever possible, the articulations were maintained by leaving the cartilage and the connective tissue in the joint areas, and letting it dry.
"The bar staff, the cleaners, they were the unsung heroes," says Dan. "They were the ones in the public gallery and in front of the doors after the hearing sobbing their hearts out.
"It was convention to have the frames," Ann Temkin explained recently as she walked around the gallery and stopped in front of Kline's "Painting Number 2" (1954).
Kandel, who had on a red bow tie and a navy suit, stalked around the gallery, before stopping in front of "Maternity" (c. 1942), which, in thick impasto, depicts a young mother, her face warped, with a large, limp baby spilling off her lap.
