Sentence examples for assembling an exhibition from inspiring English sources

Even so, you have to question the merits of assembling an exhibition largely for teaching purposes that provides such a limited view of art history.

After Sept. 11, Ms. Willis contacted the Historical Society about the possibility of holding the lectures there (the first will be on Feb. 20) and of assembling an exhibition on the Trade Center itself.

Mr. Koda is unable to work on the Kennedy show right away, however, because he is assembling an exhibition of Giorgio Armani's work for the Guggenheim Museum in the fall.

While assembling an exhibition of jazz photographs by the bassist Milt Hinton for Flushing Town Hall, Mr. Miller suggested that an illustrated map was "the most straightforward and direct way to put together jazz and Queens".

Armed with statistics, Ms. Nazario got in touch with Jeffrey Wechsler, senior curator at the Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum in New Brunswick, with the idea of assembling an exhibition on the theme.

When John Kovach began putting the word out five years ago that he was assembling an exhibition on women's baseball, the standard reaction was confusion, he said, followed by a mumbled endorsement of the 1992 movie "A League of Their Own," starring Geena Davis and Madonna.

Celebrating its 50th anniversary in grand style, the Birmingham Museum of Art in Alabama has assembled an exhibition of works by Matisse.

It remained so even well into the Harlem Renaissance, when the philosopher Alain Locke assembled an exhibition of African sculpture with the intention of inspiring African-American artists and founding a museum of African Art in Harlem.

One institution that benefited handsomely is the Brooklyn Museum, which, drawing from its own world-class collection of Egyptian art and artifacts, has assembled an exhibition that explores all facets of the Egyptian funerary industry.

Tenuously inspired by the Paper Boat Project, a community event celebrating the maritime history of New Haven, the Yale Center for British Art has assembled an exhibition of British marine art, "Behold the Sea Itself".

The storm was "a seminal event in Long Island history," said Joshua Ruff, history curator at the Long Island Museum of American Art, History and Carriages, which has assembled an exhibition called "Eye on the Storm: Long Island's Dangerous Coast".