Johnson accomplished this through one of his first shows, Modern Architecture: International Exhibition, curated with Henry Russell Hitchcock.

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As the founder and longtime head of the Museum of Modern Art's pioneering Department of Architecture and Design, Johnson had introduced Modernism to America as the International Style in the now landmark 1932 exhibition done in collaboration with the historian Henry Russell Hitchcock.

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Scottish Labour's education spokesperson Hugh Henry asked Mr Russell to reconsider the "damaging cuts to college funding".

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