Sentence examples for challenging museum from inspiring English sources

When they know that an exhibition might be particularly challenging, museum officials introduce "learning lounges, rooms next to the galleries with catalogs and excerpts of artists talking," she said.

But this method can be challenging in museums, where the subjects are encased in glass and mute, giving the photographers few, if any, cues as to their makeup.

The last few years have been particularly challenging for the museum as fund-raising has slipped from its high in the 2008 fiscal year.

This makes a visit to the museum more challenging than expected.

RAISING money to start an art exhibition has become more challenging, many curators and museum directors have said.

Next spring, there will be a challenging program surrounding the museum's premiere of Amy Hardie's The Edge of Dreaming.

It can be challenging and stressful because museums are often seen as a luxury, it's not something that is seen as a bread-and-butter service, especially in times of austerity.

Recent literature defined the energy efficiency of listed buildings dedicated to museum as the most challenging environment.

Honor Gay's essay discusses novel education efforts that involve training museum volunteers to have challenging but important "learning conversations" with visitors to galleries.

He hopes to speak at more challenging venues, such as a Jewish-history museum.

"We have succeeded in one of the most challenging areas in Britain," says Amanda Nevill, the museum's head.