Sentence examples for admirable exhibition from inspiring English sources

About 600 of those seized works were included in the Degenerate Art exhibition, which opened on 19 July 1937 – the day after Hitler's Great German Art show at the purpose-built, gruesomely fascistic Haus der Deutsche Kunst (renamed the Haus der Kunst, this gallery is now directed by the remarkable Nigerian curator Okwui Enwezor and presented an admirable exhibition in 2012 on its Nazi history).

"The Renaissance Portrait From Donatello to Bellini," on view until March 18 in one of the most admirable exhibitions ever at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, reveals how the shift from iconic images to the transcription of reality took place in Italy.

The exhibition is especially admirable for reminding us of artists overlooked by a public focused more on stars.

And the curators of the exhibition have done an admirable job of collecting notable documents and ephemera from that period.

The currents of this stream, still little navigated by art historians, can have surprising force, as this exhibition suggests and the National Academy's admirable career-recovery project may further reveal.

The New York Times hailed the "Visionary San Francisco" exhibition as "one of the most ambitious, and admirable, efforts to address the realm of architecture and cities that any museum in the country has mounted in the last decade".

The New York Times hailed the exhibition as "one of the most ambitious, and admirable, efforts to address the realm of architecture and cities that any museum in the country has mounted in the last decade", despite calling Ming and Hodgetts's reaction to Gibson's contribution "a powerful, but sad and not a little cynical, work".