Sentence examples for collateral event from inspiring English sources

"We decided against the 'nationalistic' pavilion option and opened up the project into a collateral event with more curatorial freedom".

This notable display, technically a collateral event, is not far from the Arsenale but hard to find.

Ai Weiwei will show work in the very German pavilion whose turbulent history Beuys illluminated, and also has a solo exhibition running as a "collateral" event of the Biennale.

This year, national pavilions will include those from Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Syria, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and a "Pan-Arabian" group show organized as a collateral event.

A predominance of prominent dealers exhibiting 20th-century Modernist work and a sprinkling of younger galleries showing zesty contemporary art characterizes Art20, a kind of collateral event to the bigger art fairs and auctions occurring almost weekly in the city this time of year.

Rachel Maclean, Spite Your Face, is a Collateral Event of the 57th International Art Exhibition - La Biennale di Venezia, and is on view until November 26, 2017 at the Chiesa di Santa Caterina, Fondamenta Santa Caterina, 30121, Cannaregio.

Nearly 50 "collateral events," semiofficially part of the Biennale, must be included in any comprehensive tour.

The rest, in that somewhat disturbing, quasi-military way beloved of modern art, are referred to as collateral events.

Yet these are defined by the Biennale as "collateral" events, taking place away from the main site.

EXCERPTS from "Prometeo" were performed last season at Carnegie Hall; a successful performance of the entire work demands the right space and collateral events to prepare the audience.

This year's Biennale, which opens for previews tomorrow, comprises an international exhibition, 88 different national pavilions and a host of collateral events and shows.