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Another captivating exhibition by Dele Alli in last Thursday's Europa League tie at FK Qarabag will have surprised no one.

Only one work in his captivating exhibition of recent work at Modern Art Oxford has been lent from a museum.

Predictably this voyeuristically captivating exhibition of photographs includes formally elegant images of beautiful nude women outdoors by Wynn Bullock, Harry Callahan and Edward Weston.

This captivating exhibition, installed in moodily lit galleries against purple-and-gold wallpaper, goes beyond the expected caftans and macramé to detail the nuances and extremes of countercultural aesthetics.

(Johnson) ★ Metropolitan Museum of Art: 'Storytelling in Japanese Art' (through May 6) An uncannily contemporary sense of fluidity, action and emotion courses throughout this captivating exhibition, which traces the Japanese penchant for narrative through hand scrolls, hanging scrolls and books, on to the expanded field of folding screens.

A sample of the monastery's holdings, along with selections from the Lviv National Museum, is on view in "The Glory of Ukraine: Sacred Images From the 11th to the 19th Centuries," a captivating exhibition of works from Ukraine at the Museum of Biblical Art.

"As far as how the exhibition resonates with the mission of MOAH CEDAR that is best described by MOAH CEDAR's liaison Robert Benitez as 'the three core elements of MOAH CEDAR's Mission include engagement through captivating exhibitions, innovative artists and dynamic programming all which describe Chie Hitotsuyama: To Hear Your Footsteps'".

Newark Museum Touching down at this museum is the fall's most captivating, intensely delightful exhibition.

Captivating as the exhibition's contents are, hardly anything in it is spectacular in the sense that European art and artifacts produced with elaborate refinement and expensive materials can be.

While Alec was disappointed to find the museum short on Custeralia (Custer's Last Stand took place more than 100 miles away), he was captivated by an exhibition of more than 400 antique firearms.

Other captivating figures in the exhibition include Lucian Freud, in Bacon's portraits, and Giacometti's wife and mistress (in separate, and markedly different, paintings).