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And if we don't find anything at all, we go to museums to see the seeds or wood of trees existing there a long time ago.
There's a long list of world-changing ideas and technologies that came out of play: public museums, rubber, probability theory, the insurance business and many more.
It contains more history than all of the museums on land combined.
I love museums.
Now, I didn't grow up going to museums.
I taught myself how to paint by going to museums and looking at images like this.
What is the impact of these kinds of sculptures at museums?
Serious book stores are losing their franchise, nonprofit theaters are surviving primarily by commercializing their repertory, symphony orchestras are diluting their programs, public television is increasing its dependence on reruns of British sitcoms, classical radio stations are dwindling, museums are resorting to blockbuster shows, dance is dying."
Museums contain multitudes of beautiful fish fossils, but their real beauty emerges when combined with the larger number of ugly, broken fossils, and reduced to ones and zeros.
So in the '80s and '90s, we were mostly known for independent work, such as installation artist, architect, commissioned projects by museums and non-for-profit organizations.
My work is in museums all over the world, such as MoMA.
And it's probably one of the only museums in the world where you're allowed to touch all the artifacts.
I believe in sharing what I do and what I have with others, so I decided to create an art exhibition, which is currently traveling to museums around the world.
What you see here is a network of galleries in museums that connect to each other.
Here, in a place that was like Disney World, the Olympics, carnivals, museums, all in one, there were three conflicting displays of what it meant to be black in the United States.
Infrastructure, museums, theaters, movie houses across the country are disappearing.
That's how museums are working today.
Over the years, Emma and I have been quad-biking, we've been parascending, we've been to tank museums.
My home was surrounded by art, and I had an early art education, being dragged to museums and exhibitions over the summer holidays.
Over a lifetime, through everything, through the Cultural Revolution and everything afterward, he's kept collecting, so that he now has over eight million pieces in his museums documenting contemporary Chinese history.
The other main subject of the film is artist Elmyr de Hory, a man who has spent his life painting fakes of famous masterpieces, sometimes selling them to museums as real works by the original artists.
I myself enjoy these museums, but after seeing this film I will now look at them in a whole new different way!
Dressed to Kill understandably made a bit of a ruckus when first released in 1980: you had "Police Girl" in a role that was mega-erotic, as Angie Dicknson played a sexually frustrated housewife looking for good times in all the wrong museums (and there into apartment elevators), plus Nancy Allen as a call-girl, Michael Caine as Norman Bates's sophisticated New York cousin, and enough lurid imagery to last two movies of the period.
The subsequent investigation leads to the discovery of an ancient artifact on the island, and then a museums' expedition to the island to explore it further.
Easily my favorite movie with Woody that he did not direct, 'Play it Again, Sam' is a hysterically funny homage to Bogart, divorce, adultery, dating, an overactive imagination, meeting women in museums, and calling your office with all the telephone numbers you can be reached at..this is some great stuff and Woody's social awkwardness and pratfalls and neuroses will have you laughing throughout.
Which makes him a great story teller as well as an artist that now enjoys accolades from museums around the world.
And his films Open City and Paisan are films that should be rediscovered for years to come as technology overcomes the film industry (even if it's just in museums).
This was sad to see because we as people should be getting out of our seats and spending more time in museums, theaters, and galleries, but for those that do not wish to do so we have this film to enjoy.
I recall the handicapped man visiting museums and studying chain mail while designing his special armor.
The Nationalists did most of the set-piece fighting between 1937 and 1945, and the stands their armies made at cities such as Changsha and Wuhan are now commemorated with museums and statues.
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