EXHIBITIONS BY YEAR
MoMA Staff
Artists
New York Times Review of the exhibition
PUBLISHED
25 July 1981
GOING OUT GUIDE
By John Corry
AT THE MUSEUM The place to go today is the Museum of Modern Art. It is cool and pleasant anytime, but today a retrospective opens there of Marcel Breuer's furniture and interior designs. Perhaps the most famous piece of all - a 1925, chromium-plated, tubular-steel chair with a fabric seat, back and arms - is there, along with 36 other pieces of Breuer's furniture. Large photographs of selected interiors by Breuer, who died July 1, are installed behind the related pieces of furniture. The other thing to do at the Museum of Modern Art today is to go to the movies. There is the 1920 German film ''The Golem'' at noon, but more importantly there is the start of the second part of ''Film India.'' This is a five-month exhibition, with the second part called ''Historical Retrospective.'' (The first part was devoted to the films of Satyajiit Ray; the third is called ''Contemporary Cinema.'')
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