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Normally it's sort of cordoned off when it's in a museum.
Create a shopping center, a swimming place that is more like a museum than like entertainment.
Of course they have to look through a bloody camera in a museum.
A sort of a run track, or a walk track, on the top of a museum in Denmark, which is made of colored glass, going all around.
My big idea would be that while we think of it as commonplace to endow an art museum or endow a chair at a university, we really ought to be thinking about endowing wheat.
He would tell you, "I'm a collector, and I curate a museum."
I was lucky; I had heard about him for years, and I finally met him earlier this year at his museum in Chengdu.
This is a painting from Magritte, in the museum in Holland that I love so much.
And, in thinking about that, then my second project, the second question I ask is: Can a museum be a catalyst in a community?
Can a museum house artists and allow them to be change agents as communities rethink themselves?
To look at 1968, in the incredible historic moment that it is, and think of the arc that has happened since then, to think of the possibilities that we are all privileged to stand in today and imagine that this museum that came out of a moment of great protest and one that was so much about examining the history and the legacy of important African-American artists to the history of art in this country like Jacob Lawrence, Norman Lewis, Romare Bearden.
Where can a museum exist as the place for us all to have this conversation?
And I thought: Well, if this is a model for creation, if we make music, primarily the form at least, to fit these contexts, and if we make art to fit gallery walls or museum walls, and if we write software to fit existing operating systems, is that how it works?
It's in the same gallery or in the same museum.
This is all done with very splashy and artsy colors and the film might be great to show to patrons in an art museum.
Ghoulies IV starts in a museum storage facility where PVC & leather clad blonde Alexandra (Stacie Randall) is looking for a ancient jewel, after offing various guards she summon the demon Faust who she worships & wants to have sex with, unfortunately she lost the jewel so he's not very happy & orders her to get the last remaining one... Which belongs to Jonathan Graves (returning from the original Ghoulies (1985) Peter Liapis) who is experienced in demonic possession & stuff like that after the events of the original Ghoulies.
Imagine yourself trapped inside a museum of the dark middle Ages and a resurrected vampire and his maniacal sidekick are chasing you.
There is a railroad museum in Jamestown and they used some of the old trains in the picture.
"An evil spirit takes over a girl and diffuses panic in the Louvre museum" that's all I think, the summary of the movie and the movie itself !
It looked as if it was made by some historical society to be shown in your local 'Pistol Pete' museum.
After putting a mummy in a local museum goes through the cat-scan, a metal object in it's brain reacts adversely to the procedure, thus freeing the spirit,or phantom if you will, of the mummy, Belphegor.
Due to convenient circumstances, Lisa, who lives close to the museum finds herself possessed by the evil spirit.
Soon enough she's stealing the museum's Egyptian treasures out from under their nose.
She is a wax museum mannequin programmed with more neuroses than the entire cast of THE VIEW.
And yet, when Matt Owens (Bill Paxton) and Byron (Bob Peck) stray off-course and get lost, and get introduced to the wind-worshipers and the fat, lazy, rich people in the museum, we don't get any real idea of who these people are, or why we should care about any of them.
I was invited to view this film at a small art museum screening.
Veteran bad movie actor Cameron Mitchell is a former makeup man from "Paragon Studios" who, after a nasty acid-in-the-face incident at a social gathering, becomes an embittered Mad Scientist (tm) with a rubber scar on his face who takes revenge by kidnapping Paragon actors and turning them into living statues in his Secret Laboratory (tm) handily located in the local wax museum.
Then there's the suspension of disbelief required when all the characters are seemingly trapped in the wax museum (although Inspector O'Matthews manages to wield his fat wet rear end inside through a window).
A group of young adults get stranded in the back of the beyond, where the only place in the vicinity is a museum full of wax dummies, and the only form of help is affable local Mr. Slausen (Chuck Connors).
They come across a wax museum where they think their friend might have ended up.
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