Roughly two-thirds of the exhibition includes art made before the attacks, and only one work — a collage by Ellsworth Kelly, who envisioned turning ground zero into a simple mound of grass — was made in response to 9/11.
To the dreamers who envisioned a new downtown, Regulation 10 represented institutional resistance.
It was Singh who envisioned Ranbaxy as an international, research-based pharmaceutical company.
The land was bought in 1961 by a developer from Texas who envisioned a sprawling paradise.
The simplicity of Rubin's aesthetic captivated Batmanglij, who envisioned something similar for his own studio.
Today, the American beer world is completely different, thanks to some farsighted brewers who envisioned a better future.
Mr. Dowell, who envisioned her as a movie star, said she must do it, their son, William, said.
(Her "acknowledgments and apologies" include thanks to the people at Houghton Mifflin "who envisioned this work as a novel").
Hollywood was laid out as a real-estate subdivision in 1887 by Harvey Wilcox, a prohibitionist from Kansas who envisioned a community based on his sober religious principles.
His best friend, Carter (a miscast Dan Fogler), who envisioned the trip as a chance to reconnect, is an unemployed writer reduced to living in his pickup truck.
