Word: exhibiting
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Sept. 27 to 29 there was held a jubilee in honor of Father Taelman of St. Ignatius, Mont. To this jubilee we sent relics and ancient costumes. . . . The tag which we were seen pulling off the costume was merely the exhibit tag. Our dignity has been offended and we have been incensed by these statements in your paper...
...once a student at Harvard and had many friends and admirers among Harvard men, it is hoped that subscriptions to the modest fund necessary to complete the Memorial will be offered promptly. Mr. Walter B. Briggs of the Widener Library has kindly consented to receive subscriptions and to exhibit Mr. Shepley's beautiful design for the commemorative tablet...
...from $1,000 to $20,000 apiece. Wife of William Zorach, able modern sculptor, tousled, amiable Marguerite Thompson Zorach thinks of herself primarily as a painter. California-born, she met her husband in Paris where she was studying drawing. They got back to the U. S. in time to exhibit in the famed Armory Show of 1913 which introduced modern art to the U. S. Since then they have produced two children, raised a succession of cats, made great names for themselves. Both the Zorachs have always been interested in wool colors but the idea of making pictorial wool embroideries...
...more depressing and discouraging exhibit than the 46th annual American Exhibition of Paintings and Sculpture which opens today in the Art Institute has rarely been staged in Chicago. ... If this is American art, let us scrap it and start over."-Eleanor Jewett in the Chicago Tribune...
Almost too excited to speak last week was Director Alfred H. Barr of Manhattan's Museum of Modern Art. Ever since the founding of the Modern Museum six years ago and its liberal priming with Rockefeller funds, its loan exhibitions have been of more & more artistic significance. Last week perspiring truckmen trundled through its ornate marble doors the makings of possibly the most important show the institution has ever held-45 paintings and 46 drawings of the late great Vincent van Gogh. From U. S. museums and private collections Director Barr hopes to borrow almost as many more...