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The historian EP Thompson characterised Morris as "one of those men whom history will never overtake", a thesis this show seeks to explore by looking not only at his exhaustingly productive career, but at those designers and artists who followed him (the trail ends at 1960).

This show seeks to expand our notions of health beyond biomedicine.

"Whether those are hopes or fears, our desires or aversions, the way we think about such a future tells us actually what's on our minds in the present," notes Magruder, "so with this in mind, this show seeks to do that within the context of Revelation's apocalyptic future-looking theme and narrative".

Even its low-rated Saturday "Big Brother" scored better among the young adult audience the show seeks to reach than such supposed hit series as "Ally McBeal" and "The Practice".

His sitcom character is popular with children, and the show seeks to promote traditional family values and moral choices.

As the title and its attendant exclamation points suggest, the show seeks to bid adieu to the dominant Japanese kawaii (cute) aesthetic.

This ambitious show seeks to undermine assumptions of both his primacy as a photographer and his Europeanism, by playing up the paintings, drawings and watercolors (some photographs, too) that he did in the United States in his early years and during World War II, when he fled Paris for a 10-year stay in Hollywood.

This playful VisArts show seeks to involve — and even improve — the gallery-goers who become the four artists' collaborators.

Did the show seek to make any sort of point about religion?

This project, subtitled "A very, very big art show", seeks to use hundreds of donated billboard sites to bring 50 of the best-loved works of British art into the public space for two weeks.

Mr. Gunn's makeover show seeks to be a little classier than its TLC equivalent.