The Brooklyn Museum of Art, whose "Sensation" exhibition was denounced by Mr. Giuliani as "disgusting commercial sensationalism," would probably see a drop in its $7.2 million in city aid, the mayor said.
The British collector Charles Saatchi, whose "Sensation" exhibition has just closed at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, had a run-in with Peter Norton over a work that is part of Mr. Norton's current donation to 29 museums.
Charles Saatchi, the Briton whose "Sensation" exhibition just closed at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, is in many ways the opposite of Mr. Norton, with different tastes in art and different political views, although both men share a reputation in art circles for cunning and combativeness.
By 1976, Bowie had fallen deeply for cocaine, whose attendant sensations of omnipotence and grandiosity led him to "become" the Thin White Duke, a staring-mad aristocrat with shades of Oswald Mosley.
The elderly (whose thirst sensation may be dulled), people who are ill, and those flying in airplanes are especially vulnerable to dehydration.
Jersey Boys is the hit stage musical about Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons that gave the group its second act in pop-culture history; they were the 60s singing sensations whose quasi-Sinatra mafia connections had remained unknown before this show opened on Broadway in 2005.
Such a fact is found to be defined only up to structure, but it reflects well the truth of certain relations between sensations whose qualities remain unknowable, as according to Helmholtz and others (Poincaré 1905b: 174.
That is a mighty quartet for anyone to break into, never mind a onetime teenage sensation whose first team opportunities became rarer and rarer.
Mr. Fowler is scheduled to play in Sandwich, as is Ryo Ishikawa, the 19-year-old Japanese sensation whose nickname is "Bashful Prince".
But there were no sliced cows a la Damien Hirst, the British artist whose work in "Sensation," at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, caused a stir last year.
