Sentence examples for cellblock I from inspiring English sources

(Johnson) 'Cellblock I' and 'Cellblock II' (through Feb. 2) This pair of strenuously cerebral group shows, both organized by the scholar Robert Hobbs, envision the artwork as a kind of prison (formalist and otherwise).

The livelier "Cellblock II," in the gallery's new project space down the street, gathers smaller works by some of the same artists in "Cellblock I," along with others like Robert Morris, Bruce Nauman and Nancy Holt.

(Cotter) 'Cellblock I' and 'Cellblock II' (closes on Saturday) This pair of strenuously cerebral group shows, both organized by the scholar Robert Hobbs, envision the artwork as a kind of prison (formalist and otherwise).

And it's celebrating the debut of Gallery 2 with a pair of strenuously cerebral group shows, "Cellblock I" and "Cellblock II," both organized by the scholar Robert Hobbs, who has studied many of the featured artists.

Fortunately, the visual connections are more stimulating: "Cellblock I," in the main gallery, includes large paintings by Peter Halley, plans for underground mazes by Alice Aycock, works from Robert Motherwell's "Open" series and Kelley Walker's canvases printed with images of brick walls.

I'll never forget the moment I stepped into a cellblock—I could practically feel all the convicts staring at me.

In August 2016, he strolled into the cellblock while I was swinging a mop.

(Smith)   Galleries: Chelsea Cellblockk I' and 'Cellblock II' (through Feb. 2) This pair of strenuously cerebral group shows, both organized by the scholar Robert Hobbs, envision the artwork as a kind of prison (formalist and otherwise).

I lived on a cellblock where homemade wine practically flowed from the faucets.

Oh, you know who I'm talking about: the cellblock hussies from "Chicago," the Weimar club kids from "Cabaret," the erotic robots from "Fosse".

The police said they had moved rioting prisoners at the high security Pul-i-Charkhi prison outside Kabul into a new cellblock and had regained control of the prison after five days of unrest in which 5 prisoners were killed and more than 30 injured.