Poznanski agreed and Katchor has been keeping the vitrine well stocked ever since.

You see him, stoic, as he is guided from one vitrine to the other.

Outside the rain had cleared, and shafts of sunlight illuminated the vitrine and its macabre inhabitant.

Anyway, the exhibit included that Damien Hirst piece, a dead shark suspended in formaldehyde in a vitrine.

The best work in this exhibition is a neat ridge-shaped collection of reddish dust in a small vitrine.

Made the year after he left college, this double-vitrine was first shown in the warehouse group show Gambler, in south London.

The crowds that gathered to see Blaine starving in a vitrine insisted on participating in ways that became the work's meaning.

Inside the centre, just behind the vitrine housing the neon installation, an elevator plunges to a section of the Pedway built in 1989.

Another wall is decorated with Mavericks memorabilia, and a towering glass vitrine holds documents from the 1998 Broadcast.com IPO that made Cuban a billionaire.

A vitrine of miniature sports cars stands against one wall of his office, and a signed Lionel Messi football shirt hangs framed on another.

But these skins are presented here too like sacred relics in glass vitrines.

Tells about the contents of vitrines & objects along the walls of the gallery.

I get snagged on stuff as I circumnavigate Tuerlinckx's world of boxes and tables and vitrines.

These are remarkable model landscapes in vitrines.

More intriguing still is the ephemera -notebooks, layouts and lists -in vitrines and on the walls.

A series of vitrines of waxen female genitalia, each a careful rendering of the frightful consequences of a different sexually transmitted disease.