Exhibitions

[Louise]

Would anyone have any idea if there will be exhibitons held in Canada?

Louise

[LisaDavidson]

The detailed info on the exhibit's premiere in Santa Fe is too long to post according to the rules on this board. However, if you want me to forward the email I have on this to you, just drop me an email.

Lisa

[Forum Admin]

Lisa
If you would like to send us the details, we would be happy to put up a page on the Time Machine website about the exhibition for everyone! Send it to Bob.

[Mark Byron]

I'm so excited about this new exhibition starting in Santa Fe. As I'm in New York, I guess I have to wait until it arrives in N.J. later on this year. but it got me thinking, what did everyone think of the exhibit in DE? I loved it! Went thru it three times! Plus if you did see that one , what you would want to see in the upcoming presentation. By the way, this dicussion board is a dream come true.

[Janet_W.]

Obviously this is a topic that is deserving of as much room as possible at this website!  Despite rising travel costs, I'm working towards attending the Santa Fe exhibit; I have a feeling that exhibit and all the others will receive a great deal of attention.  And hopefully those of us who are unable to visit these exhibits can receive some insight, info, etc. on them from the people who have had that opportunity.

[Robert_Hall]

I would like to see the exhibit, it is not that far from San Francisco & I have the miles to use up anyway.  I just hate traveling in sumertime however. Also I do not drive so would need more details about hotels & transport close to the museum.
Will look into it, definitely.

[Silja]

Hi Elisa,

Glad you've now made it here  ! No, I have no idea about the venue it will be held in apart from the information on the website. I've never been to Amsterdam so far . . . . I'm so thrilled about that upcoming exhibition!!!!

[sushismom]

Any information on if the Santa Fe exhibit will also come to the San Francisco area? Although I could fly down to Santa Fe it would just be much more convenient.

[Robert_Hall]

I do hope the exhibit travels. I have checked air -change planes in Denver then a flight on a Beechcraft !! I haven't been on anything smaller that a 767 or an Airbus in years ! Beechcraft indeed.
Greyhound, 4 bus changes from San Francisco- do not think so.
Amtrak, well, they do not seem to think the city of Santa Fe, New Mexico has a train station !!! [at least on the website]. Any other ideas ?

[Janet Whitcomb]

Not to intermix religous imagery--and highly topical  religious imagery at that--but aren't we asking the mountain to come to Mohammed?!  

I live halfway between L.A. and San Diego, and this exhibit is causing me agonies . . . I do so want to attend, but so far, like many of you, I've been wondering how to swing it in terms of time, money and distance!

I'm sure the exhibit's itinerary is pretty much set in stone. However, Santa Fe has for a long time been a place I've wanted to visit.  I wonder if there's any way we can arrange some group rates . . . if not for the transportation, at least for lodging?  

And for those of us who may not be able to make it, perhaps we can hope for a way of acquiring items the museum store might offer in conjunction with this exhibit?

[Namarolf]

any chance the Santa Fe & Newark exhibition getting to Western Europe ?

[NAAOTMA]

What about flying from San Francisco or San Diego/LA to Phoenix, and then Phoenix to Albuquerque (can never spell it right) if no direct flights to Alb...are available. Santa Fe is  not a long drive from the Alb... Airport-well under two hours. There are lots of places to stay in Santa Fe that are inexpensive. There are so many flights from CA to Phoenix, and lots of flights to Albuquerque from Phoenix. Hope this might help someone get there. Melissa (Phoenix, Arizona)

[LisaDavidson]

One thing about many of my "Romanish" friends, we don't like to fly. Attitudes vary from outright fear of flying to distaste for the current "cattlecall" style of "customer service". At any rate, one really great way to get to Santa Fe is by train. You can catch the Amtrack at Union Station in LA in the evening - and be in Lamy,NM in the early afternoon the next day. It's a fabulous, inexpensive, and dare I say it? relaxing way to get to Santa Fe. (The Santa Fe Railroad does not actually go into Santa Fe!).

Is anyone from the Left Coast interested in a train trip to Santa Fe to see the exhibit?

[Robert_Hall]

Lisa
San Francisco is about as "Left Coast" as one could get.  However,  yes, I would love to train it. Amtrak's website is not co-operating, however.
Perhaps I am doing something wrong.
I do not fear flying, it is just a long bus trip to me- I go back & forth to Europe several times each year.
Would like to know where this exhibit is going, however, can't find it on the web.
Maybe I need the name it is  "touring" under ?
Cheers,
Robert

[Lanie]

The train sounds terrific since I'm in the LA area.  Since it's in the summer and I graduate HS in June I'd probably be able to go (but I'd be the baby of this whole thing, being 18)...  Of course, I wish they'd just have some Romanov exhibit in LA.  It'd be grand if it was at the Getty Center or something.