In the New Republic , Jed Perl deflates the hype surrounding Robert Rauschenberg's Guggenheim retrospective.
The reporter was not impressed by the exhibit.
Perl wrote that everyone underestimated the greatness of the exhibit.
people dancing in a theatre
He was happy to interrupt them.
A marine is gesturing.
There was no equipment fuel here, despite the nice discovery.
The people are sitting at a a table.
She and the other crew members had no help in interpreting what they were saying.