51.   His work can be seen at the U.S.Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington and the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville, and in many other popular attractions.

52.   His work was also seen at several major regional theaters, including the Geffen Playhouse in Los Angeles and McCarter Theater in Princeton.

53.   I began to see the work through the prism of Rauschenberg and Jim Dine and Frank Stella, for whom Pollock set the stage.

54.   His work can be seen on some of the cars at the nearby Ventura Raceway.

55.   His work has been seen in many historical surveys of conceptual art.

56.   His work will be seen in a show at the National Jewish Museum in Washington next year.

57.   I had never heard of him until I saw his work at the first American Crafts Council show in Atlanta.

58.   I had seen his work at the Donmar.

59.   I had seen the work of the photographers of the Farm Security Administration, the best documentary photographers in the world.

60.   I see this work as a genuine mutation, a natural response to the displacement of bricks and mortar by virtual space.