Sentence examples for bright exhibition from inspiring English sources

Works by four young Greek artists, all under 30, hung on the walls of her bright exhibition space.

She set up shop at a table by the upper level bar, dispensing advice and touting the benefits of networking and job hunting in a dim nightclub over a bright exhibition hall or sending a résumé via the Internet.

Joanie Lemercier's landforms went on display at Art Basel Miami, and are currently on-view at the Lemercier-curated Bright Matter Exhibition at Muriel Guépin gallery through January 11 , 2015

But for all the bright spots, the exhibition often falls short.

Currently on view in two large galleries, stark works in sand colors, geometrics, in brown felt material, in bright neon, the exhibition displays art from the collection of Bridgehampton resident Leonard Ruggio, whose passion is minimalism, a midcentury movement that challenges our notions of the types of materials can be used in art, and in fact our traditional notions of beauty.

He also disagrees with how we characterized the title of the exhibition, "Brighter Days Are Coming".

What would they have thought of something as "perverse" as The Oscar Wilde Temple opening to the public on September 11? On the way home from McDermott & McGough's exhibition, a bright, beautiful day, we looked across Houston to the once comic corner of Broadway, where now stands a block of glass and metal anchored by an arena-size Adidas Sport Performance store.

The ICA's Ibiza: Moments in Love exhibition, a bright, brash poster heavy celebration of the island's early days as a party destination, was a very different beast from Jeremy Deller's Tate Modern hung The History of the World (an enlarged spider diagram that maps out the cultural route from brass bands to acid house via advance capitalism, the KLF, and Castlemorton).

Recent exhibitions included bright, geometric wall paintings by Sol LeWitt and short films by the Iranian director Shirin Neshat.

Exhibitions titled "Bright Colors / Dark Emotions" and "Know What You Like / Paint How You Feel" have been held in the academic gallery at Montserrat College of Art in Beverly, Massachusetts.

The videos of Jesper Just are one of the exhibition's few bright spots.