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iheartmyart: “ Thrush Holmes, installation view from exhibition All Lit Up On Wine at the Mike Weiss Gallery in New York City, January 24 - March 1, 2014 ”
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Thrush Holmes, installation view from exhibition All Lit Up On Wine at the Mike Weiss Gallery in New York City, January 24 - March 1, 2014

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1936: A New Jersey gallery hangs Phantasy by Spencer Nichols upside down. The gallery remarks that it is an abstract work. Nichols replied that it depicts a seascape, and it only appears to be abstract when it is hung upside down.

1961: The Museum of Modern Art hangs Le Bateau by Henri Matisse upside down. A stock broker noticed the error and pointed it out, but the museum officials were adamant that it was hung properly.

1965: The National Gallery in London hangs Grass and Butterflies by Vincent van Gogh upside down. They had reproduced the work, oriented correctly, in the exhibition catalog.

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