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This vibrant exhibition presents a selection of those seminal works.

Now, an oddly vibrant exhibition at the memorial is telling a less known story of the renaissance of the survivors in Israel and the extraordinary role they played in shaping the character of the new state.

In the Creation of Israel Sixty years after Israel's founding, Yad Vashem, the Holocaust memorial in Jerusalem, is holding an oddly vibrant exhibition about the role Holocaust survivors played in shaping the character of the new state.

"Momijigari: The Japanese Autumn Garden," a vibrant exhibition of Japanese autumnal plants, is on view through Nov. 25 at the New York Botanical Garden, with a wide variety of Japanese and fullmoon maples in the courtyard of the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory.

HONG KONG -- Born of political frustrations, Hong Kong's Umbrella Movement has blossomed into a vibrant exhibition of the artistry and inventiveness of the city's youth.

This leaves the Newport Beach museum, an institution known for its vibrant exhibitions of modern and contemporary art, with a total of 14 full-time and part-time gallery staff — and no chief curator.

An early self-portrait by Lee Krasner [see slide] greeting us at the entrance presides over this vibrant group exhibition at the Jewish Museum.

And there he saw the rise of a new reality, less romantic - yet vibrant". This exhibition runs until March 21st and a mind-bending installation titled, The Matter of Time as an Experience in Space by Peruvian artist Diego Arregui is also on view.

Now a selection of these breakthrough paintings is on display in a vibrant, must-see exhibition, "Carroll Dunham: Paintings on Wood, 1982-87," at Skarstedt Gallery in Manhattan.

And though not everyone present is blessed with the director Arthur Hiller's impressive white mane, the film's exhibition of vibrant longevity is reason enough to celebrate.

In another section of the exhibition, large vibrant pieces of fresco from a villa in Pompeii, dating back to the 1st Century BC, hang on the wall.