Sentence examples for acquiring work from inspiring English sources

For the last decade the Brooklyn Museum has been actively acquiring work by contemporary African-American artists.

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While collections "should be dynamic," Richard Armstrong, director of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, said, institutions should not be acquiring work with an eye toward trading up.

Dead of Night opens with architect Walter Craig (played by Mervyn Johns) being summoned to a country house on the pretense of acquiring work.

Her research shows that Quinn was acquiring work from British colonial Nigeria and the Belgian Congo, which suggests that by this point dealers in New York had access to a broader range of work.

Meanwhile, Mr. Farmer beefed up the collection, with an emphasis on acquiring work that could be used to demonstrate several points at once rather than pricey masterpieces -- a collecting strategy that proved smart as market prices increased.

Over the years the museum has been quietly acquiring works by Ellsworth Kelly.

Over the years he has acknowledged acquiring works by artists he admires, among them Courbet, Salvador Dalí and Thomas Struth.

The collection has been acquiring works to support artists at the early stage in their careers since 1946 and currently has about 8,000 works by more than 2,000 artists.

It began acquiring works as early as 1900 and became the first museum in the country to present African objects as art rather than ethnographic material.

And from its storage vaults comes "Picasso to Pop: Aspects of Modern Art," an exhibition mapping the museum's history of acquiring works of 20th-century art.