Sentence examples for catalog opens from inspiring English sources
Only now is he receiving his scholarly due: "Signs of Life," a major survey of about 85 of his works, with a 200-page catalog, opens on Saturday at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta.
Sullivan Goss has already published a book about Dabo's sketches, and a show of pastels with a catalog opens Aug. 2. Next year, Dabo drawings from the estate will be shown in the art gallery at Grand Valley State University in Allendale, Mich.
The museum's 1996 catalog opens a window on the wide diversity of collectible objects.
One floor above, a copy of the Biennial catalog opened to an essay by Andrea Fraser sits at the entrance.
The show called "Yuzlesme" — best translated as "Facing Up" but blandly rendered as "Encounters" by the catalog — opened in the Antrepo gallery in Istanbul this month under the patronage of Yasar Kemal, the grand old man of Turkish literature and Mr. Gunestekin's longtime mentor.
But before she left, she saw a Nancy Corzine catalog open on a counter.
It is a bit rude to leave the catalog open to your page, so click on "Back" or "Home" until you return to the catalog home page.
And yet, the catalog also opens up into richer and more fruitful territory.
It can act as a digital databank that catalogs cases, opens dialogues, and disseminates medical information quickly.
Take unusual classes at a community college or community-based educational program near you: pick up a catalog and open your mind to learning things like art history, basket-weaving, first-aid training, or business ethics.
Pottery Barn Bed and Bath and Pottery Barn Kids, known primarily to New Yorkers through catalogs, will open stores in Manhattan for the first time this week.
