Sentence examples for and on exhibit from inspiring English sources

The clouds were the idea of Vik Muniz, who has drawn pictures with chocolate, sugar and, on exhibit right now at the Whitney Museum of American Art, dust.

"Outsiders: American Photography and Film, 1950s-1980s," organized by and on exhibit through May 29 at Toronto's AGO (Art Gallery of Ontario) celebrates a group of American photographers and filmmakers who took it upon themselves to show the unseen and the marginalized; to humanize those from whom the majority culture recoiled; and to shine a critical light on mainstream America.

The Emma Goldman Papers collaborated on a curriculum and on-line exhibit with the Jewish Women's Archive (accessible through this website).

This museum is highly interactive and theatrical, with characters in costume and hands-on exhibits.

But when it reopens on March 3, its tours and hands-on exhibits will more closely reflect its actual history: The Philipses were rarely there.

The daily tours through the displays and "hands-on" exhibits will continue but with a different approach for older children.

Glass artifacts from Hebron dating to the 1st and 2nd centuries have been found, and are on exhibit as part of the Drake Collection.

The vessel was decommissioned in 1980 and went on exhibit, beginning in 1985, at the USS Nautilus Memorial and Submarine Force Library and Museum in Groton, Connecticut.

"April Gornik: Paintings and Drawings" on exhibit at the Neuberger Museum of Art here features 50 of the artist's paintings and drawings spanning the last two decades.

Tells how they were found recently and put on exhibit in a show called "Theatre de la Mode" which remains at the Louvre through Sept. 9th.

Through the letters, travel books, novels, photographs and watercolors on exhibit here, they often conveyed more about the lands they visited than military and diplomatic dispatches did.