Sentence examples for collections back from inspiring English sources
IF you've ever wondered how museums move their collections back and forth, Scott Merritt has the answer: very, very carefully.
Think, then, of a kind of reverse museum – one that exists not to appropriate and amass the cultural property of Indigenous people, but rather to repatriate them, to effectively turn collections back over to country.
Everywhere he went – Powell-Cotton kept a sporting lookout for animals that might strengthen the natural history collections back home and in 1904 he set his sights on the okapi.
The song has a long and profound history, apparently most likely referring to early fur trappers using the river road to bring their collections back to what passed for civilisation.
Instead of an object-centric view of the world, the advent of the World Wide Web enables curators to put their collections back into context, and so to create an idea-centric universe of human understanding.For better and for worse, curatorial categories run deep through our concepts of history.
The councillor said he had developed an action plan, alongside cabinet member for Streetscene Lesley Rennie, to get collections back to normal.
Ennio Capasa brought his Costume National women's collection back from Paris to his native Italy.
Donatella Versace brought her Atelier Versace collection back to Paris with panache.
"Putting that collection back together gave her a lot of satisfaction".
"I have a big collection back at home, in little plastic covers.
(The shipping crates that carried the collection back to New York cost more than the art itself).
