The Jewish Museum show, which opens Friday, includes 52 of his works but also takes a probing look at Vuillard's key subjects and supporters.
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Surveys at the museum show that's what most visitors believe.
The British Museum show includes Henry V's so-called funeral achievements, or armor and equipment, on loan for the first time from Westminster Abbey, where they were placed in the 15th century.
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First, there was his ambition of building a museum to show his ballooning collection.
With his entrepreneurial flair, Neuharth put the Freedom Forum on the map with Newseum, an interactive museum to show visitors how news is covered.
With his entrepreneurial flair, Mr. Neuharth put the Freedom Forum on the map with Newseum, an interactive museum to show visitors how news is covered.
And as a partial owner, the museum plans to show the paintings this summer--which could increase their value.
An exhibition at the British Museum, on show until January 24th 2010, aims to rescue Moctezuma from legend.
During the decade-long closure of the Cuypers building, the museum continued to show a portion of its holdings in the modern Philips wing, giving the curators a chance to experiment with mixed methods of presentation and to learn what works and what doesn't.
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The Brooklyn Museum's show is broader in scope, spanning the 18th to the 20th century in the U.S. with works by such notables as William Merritt Chase, Marsden Hartley, Edward Hopper, Georgia O'Keeffe and Elihu Vedder, along with accomplished artists who are largely unfamiliar, even to specialists.
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Pendleton had his first solo show in the U.K. and was featured in museum exhibitions including a show at MoMA in New York City and at the prestigious La Triennale, held once every three years at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris.
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It is the first time the British Museum has dedicated a show to the two ill-fated cities.
Screenshots posted online appear to show a museum located underneath a river, while the map service seems to deny the existence of the English town Stratford-upon-Avon, where Shakespeare was born.
In 1973 it was donated to Birmingham's Museum of Science and Industry and was on show for 24 years until 1997 when the museum closed and the machine was dismantled and put into storage.
Most of the Stein artefacts at the museum are not on permanent show because of their delicacy.
In New York the Asia Society and the Queens Museum jointly staged an Indian show earlier this year.
The intricate ring, presumably made by a highly skilled craftsman, is on show at the Museum in York.
Hirst sceptics point out that the only museum to hold a Hirst show was in Naples, Italy, in 2004.
All 120 winning and commended entries are on show at the museum from 28 October until 25 February 2001.
In 1970 came the laying on of hands: a one-man show at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
The jukebox will soon be installed at the Berkeley Art Museum as part of a show about silence in art.
Moreover, the show complements the museum's own collection of Hudson River School paintings in the gallery above and in the museum's preserved Trevor Mansion.
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Artist Val Hunt's Reincarnated Rubbish is on show at Northampton Museum.
The museum had the right to show the painting for three months a year, and the rest of the time it could hang above the donor's sofa.
In 1991, the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington devoted a show to these same plush pieces, and for the first time Kelley invited his brother George and sister-in-law Debbie to take a look.
It is a powerful symbol, putting visitors on notice that the backdrop of this show at the Museum of Jewish Heritage is not just the escalating violence of that era but a different sort of evil.
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Shortlisted submissions will be on show at the Garden Museum until October 21.
But the exemplary collection of Amatis, Stradivaris and Guarneris that Vermillion acquired in the 1980s made the museum a natural for a Cremona show-and-tell.
Speaking of James, the museum is gearing up for a show next year to commemorate the 400th anniversary of another of the greatest English Renaissance productions, the King James Bible.
In the early 1960s, the Rojtman family, known for its substantial collection of old-master paintings, acquired the gem, later loaning it to several exhibitions, including the diamond show at the American Museum of Natural History in New York in 1998.
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