71.   The exhibit was opened Monday night by the secretary-general and Norwegian Foreign Minister Jan Petersen, whose country chooses the prizewinners and organized the show.

72.   The Ministry of Culture ordered that performances licences not be issued to organizations and people that organize paying shows by criminals and labor camp inmates, the newspaper said.

73.   The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, joined in organizing the show.

74.   The show was organized in Duguay-Touin Hall, a completely vulnerable space with large windows, and the paintings were not insured, officials said.

75.   The show is organized in a rough chronology, with the first gallery devoted to paintings and photographs of Moroccan life by outsiders.

76.   The show was organized as a small preview primarily for journalists from Japan, where Miller has five stores.