Sentence examples for by exhibition from inspiring English sources

The Vulgar: Fashion Redefined was conceived by exhibition maker Judith Clark and psychoanalyst Adam Phillips.

The effect is that it all looks a bit like a degree show or trade exhibition, with each artist selling their esoteric wares in individual booths – framed in a series of niches and windows by exhibition designer CJ Lim.

In 2010, Jens Hoffmann, the top curator at the Jewish Museum, who considers Obrist his mentor, wrote in the magazine Mousse: "Almost all of the innovative work done by exhibition makers in mainstream art institutions over the last decade owes much to ideas that Obrist first introduced".

Open Mon-Fri 1pm-7pm, Sat-Sun 1pm-6pm (times often vary by exhibition) Opened in 2003, this east-side gallery maintains an "anything goes" attitude, encouraging site-specific work and stimulating the artists to incorporate the full scope of the space's whitewashed walls into their work.

This distinction was challenged in the 20th century by artists who declared that objets trouvés ("found objects") are works of art, since the artist's perception of them as such makes them so, even if the objects were not human-made and were not modified in any way (except by exhibition) from their natural state.

Unlike the objects in the Rubin Museum's permanent collection of Himalayan art, the works in the show are still consecrated objects, having been culled by exhibition curators and the Bhutanese government from among Bhutan's 2,007 active temples, monasteries and dzongs, or fortress-monasteries.

Most of it will be almost raw warehouse space, with 20-foot ceilings and walls that will be rearranged on an exhibition-by-exhibition basis.

Each of these questions was posed by exhibitions I have reviewed in recent years.

The amazing diversity of Panama's rain forests, second only to the Amazon, will be represented inside the museum by exhibitions designed by Mr. Mau.

So, yes, the show fails to fulfill its promise and falls short of the standards set by exhibitions in I.B.M.'s distant past.

This core show is accompanied by exhibitions at 53 national pavilions on the two principal sites and at scores of other locations around the city.