Dealers, Exhibitions, Museums and Critics
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33 programs
The Colonial Encounter - N/A
Classical Sculpture and the Enlightenment - N/A
A View from the Mountains
A New Museum in South Kensington - N/A
Art for Pleasure's Sake
The Much Loved Friend? A Portrait of The National Gallery
Pictures in Pictures
London, Center of the World's Art Trade
Greenberg on Jackson Pollock - N/A
Greenberg on Art Criticism - N/A
The Queen's Pictures
The Moscow Kremlin, Part One: The Walls, Towers and Cathedrals - N/A
The Moscow Kremlin, Part Two: The Tower-chambers and Palaces - N/A
The Moscow Kremlin, Part Three: The Armoury: Countless Treasures of the Russian Tsars - N/A
Beaubourg: The Pompidou Center, Paris - N/A
Musée d'Orsay - N/A
The Museum of Modern Art - N/A
The Rietveld Schröder House
Jackson Pollock: Tim Clark and Michael Fried in Conversation - N/A
Framing and Forming - N/A
Picasso the Sculptor
Picasso: Joie de Vivre
On Pictures and Paintings - N/A
Theater of Memory: The Dali Museum
Art and the Left - N/A
Kinetics
Vasarely
Lichtenstein in London
Pictures for the Sky
If Brains Were Dynamite
Submarine
Sculpture in the City - Spoleto
Scandinavian Design: The Lunning Prize 1951-70
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For a full understanding of art it is imperative to know something of how it is `used' by society - how, and why, and by whom it is bought and sold, treasured in museums, presented in exhibitions. Certain films in this section profile major museums and public collections, looking at their historical, political and sociological roles. Others center on the issues raised in art dealing, and on the presentation of different kinds of exhibition to the public.
Robert Venturi and Denise Scott-Brown
Sainsbury Wing, The National Gallery, London
From the program 'The Much-Loved Friend? A Portrait of The National Gallery'