Sentence examples for avoid exhibition from inspiring English sources

There's obviously a need to adjust this linear habit, if only to avoid "exhibition rage".

In short, how to avoid mounting exhibitions that are terminally afflicted by what looks like a certifiable fear of art.

After 23 years working at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, he said he wanted to avoid creating an exhibition that puts slabs of glass between museum-goers and objects.

The exhibition labels avoid hard-and-fast alignment of peoples, places and styles.

It also turned out that the relevant minister in Belgrade had been ordered to cancel the exhibition and avoid all contacts with Americans.

Its withering assessment of greed and chicanery across all levels of American society informs each of the displays in "The Gilded Age of Hartford," and there's no way to avoid noticing that this exhibition, too, tells a tale of today.

In her campaign to become mayor, Appendino emphasised that Turin, which is home to a museum that houses the second largest collection of Egyptian antiquities in the world, ought to avoid hosting large "blockbuster" exhibitions and focus instead on making the city's museums more accessible for the local population.

The exhibition avoids conclusions.

But one thing to be avoided in an exhibition about space is the appearance of running out of it.

This exhibition avoids that error, and gives only a nod to the arch, the best-known product of digital archaeology so far.

The exhibition avoids caricatures (Dorit 2006) as it focuses on the adventurous biography of young Darwin: his complex family relationships, his immersion into English culture of the time (Levine 2007) and its conflicts, and his famous five-year voyage around the world.