Word: exhibited
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Coliseum last week stood a Redstone rocket, white and spare, and tipped with a Mercury capsule exactly like the one that carried Commander Alan Shepard on his suborbital flight. Inside the building glittered the American Rocket Society's "Space Flight Report to the Nation"-an astonishing exhibition of the phony and the competent, the trivial and the magnificent. Some of the objects on exhibit were miracles of deft design and precision workmanship. Others were not working so well. (A computer kept typing petulantly: "I can't see a thing without my glasses.") Still others would probably never work...
...government, other churches (Greek Orthodox and Moslem) are probably far less harassed since they are subject to the control of no external secular power and therefore offer far less competition to the power of the state. Tito himself attends Orthodox services. A museum in Lubjlana carried an exhibit of lithography with work representing most countries. A very large proportion of the prints where non-objective, something that would never be tolerated in Russia expect for purposes of deadnoting foreign artists. One of the major triumphs of the exhibit, however, was its unintended demonstration that the merits of non-objective...
...Russian exemplars were socialist realism and bad. Interestingly enough, the Mexican exhibit consisted mostly of work done in the same style. Prints by artists of the satellite nations were considerably freer in style and some-what more down to earth by subject matter-many were very moving. And in the objective work of all countries there was considerable special comment, much of it favorable to the United States...
...even has the gall to exhibit a rather good representational artist. Although Sidney Hurwitz's work may suffer from lack of motion and facial expression, and from frequently poor composition, the boldness of his line and color more than compensate. His style, moreover, is pleasantly diversified, ranging from heavy black outlines containing splotches of color reminiscent of Roualt to rather delicate line drawings of city-scapes...
...exhibit is certainly to be highly recommended. And if this show can be taken as an indication of the standard of excellence for future exhibits, the gallery, too, deserves continued attention...