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The "Past Exhibitions" section has been deleted from the page. I partially disagree. Architecture museums and exhibitions are different from art museums in that they do not establish themselves through permanent collections but rather through their contemporary exhibits and contributions to the discourse over time. Many styles and categories have been established through landmark exhibitions at various museums around the world. Annual or biannual exhibits also define the types of partnerships and agendas the architecture museum is establishing. Maybe the previous list was too extensive and the category should be "Notable Exhibitions" instead.( Chrdit ( talk) 14:56, 8 July 2009 (UTC)) reply

I just undid two edits: the first was a one-word syntax edit (which needed to be undone to get to the problem edit); the second had inadvertently removed various reference citations. I believe that this has been done correctly, though please verify in any concerns. Thank you, Cl3phact0 ( talk) 18:07, 7 January 2023 (UTC) reply