Word: exhibit
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...impression, although I could be wrong, was that they were interested only in attacks on students because of publicity, and professors didn't rate," Russell said. "It is deplorable that they shouldn't exhibit the same level of concern for all members of the community equally...
...working visit." Jiang balked and ended up settling for the rendezvous with Clinton in New York. Even then there was a last-minute hitch. The day before the meeting, China insisted that it be moved out of the New York Public Library because the building housed an exhibit that included material on the protests in Tiananmen Square...
This deployment of objects also gives Harvard greater authorship over the exhibits than one would normally find in public museums. Often this approach alienates the public, but that need not be the case with intelligent work, suggests Curator of Drawings William Robinson. On the contrary, the most perfect exhibit ever at the Fogg, he says, was a collection of landscapes by Dutch master Jacob van Ruisdael that was shown in 1982. "Director Seymour Slive successfully combined a major artist's unfamiliar, though brilliant, work with exemplary scholarship, and 2,500 people came on a single afternoon...
...want to see Harvard hire...as many people that exhibit that symbiosis as possible," Buell says. "I think there are many more [at Harvard] than one thinks about...
Other representations displayed in the exhibit include a computer-generated photo of buildings in Cambridge in which the number of stories in each building corresponds to a letter in the code; ladders with a coded number on each rung; color-coded magnets; and the fences in the yard, with a coded animal stenciled on each picket