Sentence examples for a solo presentation from inspiring English sources

In 1999, Cavaliere was one of a cohort of emerging Australian artists to hold a solo presentation at Sydney's Artspace.

A large donation can secure the right to join a panel or provide an opportunity for a handpicked executive to make a solo presentation to a room full of attorneys general.

Artists on display will include Mark Wallinger, who is creating his version of Freud's study for Hauser & Wirth, while the Gateshead-based Workplace Gallery will have a solo presentation of works by the sculptor Eric Bainbridge.

Berry, who discovered at Cornell her passion for communicating about health, gave a solo presentation, "Mindful Self-care as the Antidote to Burnout at Work". The session was full and so was an encore session.

Sydney based gallery Minerva, was showing a solo presentation of remarkable paintings by Hamishi Farah, which wove together art history and ephemeral internet content, such as memes or momentarily notable YouTube videos.

Nichole invited artists to create a solo presentation of work that includes a variety of media formats from 4K, algorithmic video, 3D animation, animated GIF, to web-based artwork, and VR.

Spangler's work has appeared in recent exhibitions at the Walker Art Center and a new selection of his carved Basswood sculptures will grace the floors of Horton Gallery in an upcoming solo presentation, slated for Fall 2013.

The contributions of Lower East Side galleries are especially strong, from Canada gallery's facsimile of the Brooklyn apartment of the artist Marc Hundley, cozily outfitted with works by other artists, to Simone Subal, who won a prize for the best booth by a young gallery, for her solo presentation of the Pop artist Kiki Kogelnik, who died in 1997.

But this is her first major solo presentation in a New York area museum.

A highlight is Bernard Goldberg's ambitious solo presentation of Gaston Lachaise drawings and sculptures devoted to women (inspired primarily by his wife) in the age of suffragist feminism.

It's almost certainly the largest solo presentation ever of a black African artist in Europe, and "triumphant" is very much the word for this show, which continues through the end of July at what was originally a show palace for the Nazis, now a major German museum with an uncertain curatorial future.