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Organized jointly by the Philadelphia Museum of Art and The Menil Collection in Houston, Texas, this exhibition includes some 40 works by Joseph Cornell and Marcel Duchamp. The two artists collaborated on projects and shared several of the same interests, including film, optics, glass, games, and the "portable museum."

Organized jointly by the Philadelphia Museum of Art and The Menil Collection in Houston, Texas, this exhibition includes some 40 works by Joseph Cornell and Marcel Duchamp. The two artists collaborated on projects and shared several of the same interests, including film, optics, glass, games, and the "portable museum."

Sir Terence Conran, Britain's best-known figure in design, home furnishing, and retailing, was the recipient of the 1999 Design Excellence Award from Collab, a group of design professionals who support the Museum's Modern and Contemporary design collections. Kathryn Bloom Hiesinger organized an installation of cutting-edge British designs personally selected by Conran.

Carl Strehlke organized an exhibition that offered North American audiences the rare opportunity to see a nearly complete Renaissance altarpiece. This installation featured a full reconstruction of a design by Gherardo Starnina from a Renaissance church in Lucca, Italy.

Carl Strehlke organized an exhibition that offered North American audiences the rare opportunity to see a nearly complete Renaissance altarpiece. This installation featured a full reconstruction of a design by Gherardo Starnina from a Renaissance church in Lucca, Italy.

Carl Strehlke organized an exhibition that offered North American audiences the rare opportunity to see a nearly complete Renaissance altarpiece. This installation featured a full reconstruction of a design by Gherardo Starnina from a Renaissance church in Lucca, Italy.

Carl Strehlke organized an exhibition that offered North American audiences the rare opportunity to see a nearly complete Renaissance altarpiece. This installation featured a full reconstruction of a design by Gherardo Starnina from a Renaissance church in Lucca, Italy.

Carl Strehlke organized an exhibition that offered North American audiences the rare opportunity to see a nearly complete Renaissance altarpiece. This installation featured a full reconstruction of a design by Gherardo Starnina from a Renaissance church in Lucca, Italy.

The National Museum of Modern Art in Tokyo and the Philadelphia Museum of Art had scheduled an exhibition surveying the work of Marcel Duchamp for 1999, but the show was never realized.

The National Museum of Modern Art in Tokyo and the Philadelphia Museum of Art had scheduled an exhibition surveying the work of Marcel Duchamp for 1999, but the show was never realized.