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This exhibition seeks to redress the balance by re-examining the world of the maharaja, particularly through the extraordinarily rich culture of kingship".

In her juror's statement, Eugenie Tsai writes, "This exhibition seeks art that explores traditional innovation, innovative tradition, figurative abstraction, sculptural painting, iconic narratives, nostalgia for the future, or any other in-between categories that manifest themselves in art at the dawn of the 21st century".

Although the Norwegian artist's name has long been synonymous with emotional instability, this exhibition seeks to show that Munch was far from an insane loner by presenting his paintings, prints and drawings in the context of the work of his European contemporaries.

According to Creative Director Steven Acevedo, "Overall, this exhibition seeks to educate the viewer by advancing their understanding and redefining their general perceptions of gay and lesbian life".

"While trauma's beginnings are often sudden and unexpected, this exhibition seeks to explore the process of recovery through meaningful and considered conversations.

Following a loose chronology, the exhibition seeks out contradictions and parallels.

In doing so, the exhibition seeks to question the authority of the photograph and investigate its role in the creation of public myths and private memory.

Even though many of Munch's most famous works date from the 19th century, the exhibition seeks to show him as a modern man open to the ideas and technologies of the 20th century.

Drawing on patients' personal testimonies, medical texts and artist and patient notes, the exhibition seeks to give sufferers a voice, and explore whether images can help negotiate between different perspectives.

And so the exhibition seeks to give a sense not only of Holmes's origins but of the real-world milieu in which Conan Doyle set him and of his memetic spread through the culture.

Using some 200 objects, many dating from the late 16th and early 17th century, the exhibition seeks to conjure up London as it was when Shakespeare was a dramatist at the Globe theatre at a time when professional playwrights were a new phenomenon.