Sentence examples for academic museum from inspiring English sources

"As an academic museum, we don't necessarily have access to the same types of donors other museums do, or even to the alumni, who are a natural constituency for the university but not for us," said Rebecca M. Nagy, the Harn's director.

David Alan Robertson, president of the Association of College and University Museums and Galleries, said it was by far the largest closing of an academic museum in his memory, and he said he could not think of a mass dispersal of important works from a college or university that would compare.

If it weren't for academic museums, these shows wouldn't happen.

LAURA KNOTT Brookline, Mass., Aug. 12, 2013 The writer runs a consulting firm that works mostly with academic museums and galleries.

John Carson, the senior adviser to the University of Hartford president, Walter Harrison, has been charged with overseeing the museum's future and will soon convene a meeting of academics, museum officials, including experts from the Smithsonian Institution, and others to discuss that.

Dr. Dahesh longed to start an academic art museum in Beirut, Lebanon, but the civil war there made that impossible.

The academic and museum worlds began to take notice of the architecture after the publication of "Complexity and Contradiction in Architecture" by the architect Robert Venturi in 1966.

"When I first met her, she wore Comme des Garçons and Issey, and looked like the editor of a fashion magazine rather than the scholarly academic and museum professional that she was.

The talk was packed and was, as could be expected of a fair that dares to call itself Masters, pretentious in its presentation – matching an artist with an important academic and museum; in this case the Courtauld Gallery and Ernst Vegelin van Claerbergen.

William M. Griswold, the Morgan's director and a drawings scholar, said that in creating the institute, "I am hoping to strengthen the bridges between the academic and museum worlds in new ways".

This Texas is a toxic byproduct of the hierarchical plantation system of the American South, a cruel caste society in which the white, brown and black majority labor for inadequate rewards while a cultivated but callous oligarchy of rich white families and their hirelings in the professions dominate the economy, politics and the rarefied air of academic and museum culture".