Sentence examples for a powerful exhibition from inspiring English sources

The Wellcome could have created a powerful exhibition by concentrating on this dark shadow on the story of London.

Dignity and sorrow make for a powerful exhibition that answers the military hardware in the Imperial War Museum with flowers and snowflakes.

In the 1980s, when the basement rooms of the former Gestapo headquarters in Berlin were uncovered, they were used to accommodate a powerful exhibition on Nazi atrocity called Topography of Terror.

Goya's prints are the subject of a powerful exhibition at the Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum that should not be missed by anybody with a serious interest in the visual arts.

Large-scale tableaus with drawings from the past decade by the well-regarded New York City-based African-American artist Whitfield Lovell are the subject of a powerful exhibition at the Hudson River Museum.

HAMZA WALKER Director of education Renaissance Society, Chicago A powerful exhibition depends on words as well as pictures, and Mr. Walker, 34, is recognized as one of the museum world's most talented essayists, as well as for his storytelling approach to organizing shows.

Just in time for the men's wear season, his story is one of dozens finally being told in "Moses, Mods and Mr. Fish," a small but powerful exhibition on display through June 19 at the Jewish Museum London, in the borough of Camden Town, which aims to document the role of Jewish designers in shaping the male wardrobe over the last century, including Moss Bros. and Marks & Spencer.

A photograph of Rosenberg's letter is on view in "Condemned," an unusually intimate and powerful exhibition about Sing Sing's death row that recently opened at Time and Space Limited, an arts center in Hudson, in Columbia County about 75 miles north of the prison site at Ossining.

A powerful new exhibition at MoMA PS1 in New York of work by the late German artist and theatre director Christoph Schlingensief, features a recording of Parsifal, the composer's enigmatic final opera – but in Schlingensief's hands, the arts do not add up to some holy Gesamtkunstwerk but a furious, uncontainable mess.

These have become steeped in memory, and larger works in themselves in this small but powerful exhibition.

I recently went to the Metropolitan Museum to see the powerful exhibition, Photography and the American Civil War, for the second time.