Sentence examples for acclaimed museums from inspiring English sources

Among Mexico's internationally acclaimed museums are the Museum of Folk Art, the immense National Museum of Anthropology, and its offshoot the National Museum of History.

One of these is the widely acclaimed museum that he built in Houston in the mid-1980's for the art patron Dominique de Menil, to house the Menil Collection.

This attention to context also influenced his acclaimed museum addition the Modern Wing of the Art Institute of Chicago (1999 2009), which he designed to respond to the plans of the adjacent Millennium Park, with its band shell by Frank Gehry and large-scale sculptures by Anish Kapoor (Cloud Gate, 2004) and Jaume Plensa (The Crown Fountain, 2004).

As Special Programs Manager and one of the hosts of the interview program Inside Media, he was a key contributor to the early programming success of the critically acclaimed museum and is a co-creator of the Reel Journalism with Nick Clooney series.

The crowd is totally diverse and not what you'd expect to see at a critically-acclaimed museum".

The pair's buildings include the acclaimed New Museum in New York, a sculptural stack of rectilinear boxes on the Bowery, which was completed in 2007.

Ando's acclaimed chapels and museums possess an undeniable and interchangeable spirituality that transcends functional intent, and either God or art might be reasonably worshiped in either.

All works are from the museum's acclaimed collection of American drawings and watercolors.

As for Michael Chapman's stunning black-and-white cinematography, the museum's acclaimed new movie theater offers an ideal setting for savoring it.

This show, as strong on origin stories as the museum's acclaimed surveys of performance art and conceptual art, should dramatically improve our collective memory.

Among the victims of the first round of cuts have been the Theater Institute Netherlands, which houses the nation's theater museum, the acclaimed contemporary dance ensemble Dansgroep Amsterdam, and the Radio Chamber Philharmonic, a classical orchestra whose performances have been broadcast since the end of World War II.