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Guardian photographer, Christian Sinibaldi is currently working with Age Concern Camden to curate an exhibition of portraits of older people from King's Cross and Camden which will be exhibited at the Guardian's exhibition space in the Autumn.

The photographs shown here, which will be exhibited for the first time at next month's k Format International Photography Exhibition, show Grant's wonderfully keen eye for the humdrum realities of everyday working-class – or more accurately, unemployed – existence in the 1980s and beyond.

The ballet also incorporates Ms. Mitchell's paintings, which will be exhibited in New York this fall.

They now have a month to produce models, which will be exhibited in August.

Mr. Kukla's series, which will be exhibited in the park this fall, takes its title from these contrasts.

Below is a behind-the-scenes look at Platon's "Greece," which will be exhibited for the first time at Colette, in Paris, this November.

(Chrysler created and dominated the minivan market, but this one is from China's Brilliance carmaker, which will be exhibiting at January's Detroit Auto Show).

Though most of the school is subterranean, the entrance will be through a glass pavilion at one corner of Grace Plaza, in which photographs will be exhibited.

According to the article, which Louvre masterpieces will be exhibited in Atlanta?

The collection, a piece of which is shown above, will be exhibited next February and focuses on art from Polynesia and Melanesia.

The winner will be announced on Sept. 17, after which the winning images will be exhibited at the Royal Observatory Greenwich.