Sentence examples for acquisition of a work from inspiring English sources

The situation you reference concerns the acquisition of a work for the permanent collection, which was being generously supported by BP.

Correction: July 28 , 2000 Friday An art review in Weekend last Friday about exhibitions in Connecticut, including a display of sculptures by Alexander Calder in Hartford, and a brief report in the Inside Art column about the Seattle Art Museum's acquisition of a work of his called "Eagle" each misstated the year of his death.

Breaking News is the result of several years of planning by Getty Museum curator Arpad Kovacs, precipitated by the Getty Museum's acquisition of a work by Sarah Charlesworth in 2013.

Yasmil Raymond, who worked at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis for five years before becoming a curator at the Dia Art Foundation in New York, says that the Walker's acquisition of a Sehgal work, "This Objective of That Object," was the most contentious in her time there.

In 2012, the Metropolitan Museum made its first acquisition of her work — a minidress that resembles a stylized skeleton and was 3-D-printed with a white synthetic polymer.

He lead a major acquisition of a Chinese company, worked on building Best Buy's business in transportation, mobility, health and home energy management, and helped run the Best Buy Capital Alpha Fund.

It is the first acquisition by the museum of a work by the photographer who died in January just short of her 100th birthday.

M+, the planned museum for the $2.8 billion West Kowloon Cultural District, waited for Art Basel to announce a major acquisition of work by Tehching Hsieh, a New York-based performance artist originally from Taiwan.

Mark Hurd made HP's acquisition of Compaq work, giving Dell a rival with real scale in the business of supplying PCs and affordable servers to businesses.

Management needs "all their talent and focus on making the acquisition of King work," Warman said.

FLT participated in the acquisition of funding, work planning, data interpretation and draft of the manuscript.