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aspects, from overall direction to budget to curatorial negotiations to copy editing. Between 1932 and the apex of the program in 1954, MoMA circulated 461 exhibitions among 3,700 venues including K-12 schools, technical colleges, clubs, military installations, and department stores. In Osborn's era, exhibitions circulated internationally but the majority were designed for U.S. use. A notable example of Osborn's efforts is
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