Word: exhibitions
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...subtle tribute to an artist not to show off his greatest works, as if to say that real achievement can do without the fanfare. This might seem the guiding principle in the Busch Reisinger's new Lyonel Feininger exhibit were it not for the museum's more purposed scholarly approach. It has long been Harvard's goal to fill a niche by holding obscure but high quality shows, often groundbreaking in their approach, and surprising in their content...
...current political apathy that many Americans exhibit is disturbing. In other nations, crusaders are fighting for the right to vote. The ideal of free and fair elections is still a cruel joke under many regimes. Yet, Americans frequently take their electoral rights and responsibilities for granted. Even worse, many Americans who are constantly complain about their government do not actually vote. How can those who do not vote expect their criticism to be taken seriously...
...Museum of Fine Arts is presenting "Winslow Homer," the largest ever travelling exhibit of Homer's art. The show includes 178 works in various media, including watercolors, oils, and engraving--there are even two versions of "Snap the Whip...
...exhibit reveals, above all, the variety of Homer's work, both of subject matter and medium. No matter what your taste in painting may be--nature scenes, nostalgic images of childhood, or documents of war--the MFA's show has something to please...
...pieces in the inaugural issue range from computer-enhanced graphics to an art review of a Neo-Dada exhibit to a parody of Cliff Notes...