Sentence examples for Personal exhibition from inspiring English sources

Her last personal exhibition was mounted in 1945 in Moscow.

GUILD OF CREATIVE ART "Up Close and Personal," exhibition of collages by Renna Abadi.

I have a photo coming up in APA's Something Personal Exhibition in San Francisco, which I'm excited about.

The cinema is currently playing Habemus Papam, making the venue, at least temporarily, his own personal exhibition space.

For that unlikely choral climax we can thank the Icelandic artist Ragnar Kjartansson, whose poignant and personal exhibition at the New Museum showcases this hipster deceit under very trying circumstances.

He applied this blend of the learned and the human equally to the first known image of Christ from a Dorset mosaic in an early exhibition about art and memory, and to the humble handcart used by ethnic Germans fleeing from the east at the end of the second world war, in last year's very personal exhibition, Germany: Memories of a Nation.

His first exhibition dates back to 1973 and since then he has exhibited his works in several collective and personal exhibitions, and has been awarded several prizes.

The last exhibition space is the Galerie de l'Imagination: a digital cave where giant touchscreens hang in floating columns and visitors can create their own personal exhibitions by combining modern art and cave art, which are then projected around the room.

The French conceptual photographer, currently the subject of a fine show at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston, Massachusetts, has chronicled passion, heartbreak and recovery in intensely personal exhibitions and books, some of which are so emotionally naked that looking at them can feel like an invasion.

He shunned personal exhibitions, premiere showings, and interviews, telling intimates they were anathema to him, and although he reputedly possessed a fortune he live simply, foregoing pomp and servants.

Artist Sadie Barnette reframes the legacy of the Black Panthers in Do Not Destroy, a highly-personal exhibition at Baxter Street New York, that reinterprets declassified FBI documents on her father, an ex-Black Panther, through Barnette's own artistic sensibilities.