Sentence examples for a subsequent exhibition from inspiring English sources

A subsequent exhibition, "Weekend Utopia," in 2000 at Guild Hall picked up where the first left off and resulted in an invitation from the Princeton Architectural Press to turn the subject into a cocktail table book.

Opening with a bang last September, Malingue curated the biggest Picasso show Hong Kong had ever seen, and a subsequent exhibition showcased the likes of Magritte, Ernst and Pissarro.

In the fall of 2019, the University of Rochester's River Campus Libraries and Memorial Art Gallery are planning for a large-scale show of the collection, and will include an accompanying book and a subsequent traveling exhibition.

The competitive professional development program, along with the subsequent exhibition, is sponsored by Aljira, a 23-year-old alternative gallery in Newark.

Several fine examples of these are in subsequent exhibition rooms, among them "Wangchuan Villa" (2000).

The decision to place a black man at the pinnacle of the composition would have been controversial, and was an expression of Géricault's abolitionist sympathies; the art critic Christine Riding has speculated that the painting's subsequent exhibition in London was planned to coincide with anti-slavery agitation there.

The subsequent exhibitions were viewed with sympathy by a section of the press, including the leftist newspaper Adevărul.

Andre's subsequent exhibitions were protested with picket signs and cry-ins.

Morisot exhibited with them in the first Impressionist show in 1874 and in all but one of the subsequent exhibitions through 1886.

His subsequent exhibitions, the most notable being well-organized and illuminating retrospectives of the contemporary masters Cy Twombly and Jasper Johns and a dazzling career reassessment of Jackson Pollock, were widely admired.

THE ARTS An article on Tuesday about plans for a proper burial for Julia Pastrana, who had two rare diseases and before her death in 1860 was exhibited and known as "the ugliest woman in the world," misidentified the country where her husband, Theodore Lent, met the bearded woman who became his second wife and whom he billed as Pastrana's sister in subsequent exhibitions.