Sentence examples for calls museum from inspiring English sources
So the real money seems to be the sale by S L D Industries of what its mailing calls "museum quality" wall hangings and desk displays, presumably intended to impress clients.
(Curators, as if granting Duchamp's pessimism about conservation, call museum labels "tombstones").
What often results is a particular kind of self-reproach that might be called museum guilt.
Museums have become an integral part of the broader learning and provide education to the public that called museum learning, which playing a critical role in lifelong learning as well educational leisure (Ahmad et al., 2013).
(Dieter called museums "funeral homes" and had tempestuous relations with dealers his whole life).
"I study a lot and call museums and universities to get their opinion," he said.
"At first we were calling museums," said Rena DeSisto, the bank's global arts marketing and philanthropy executive.
After a reading from a text, which called museums a "pyramid scheme" in which "the wealthiest one hundredth of one percent claim ownership of culture," the Occupy Museums group opened the floor to supporters to speak.
One art professional of color VICE interviewed called museums colonial projects where rich, mostly white people have historically stored their art trophies.
They don't make businesses calls from museum galleries.
