Sentence examples for complement the exhibition from inspiring English sources

Education programs will complement the exhibition.

Designed to complement the exhibition of Indian jewelry, the menu includes bean and hominy soup and fry bread tacos.

The museum will offer three lectures to complement the exhibition, starting on Tuesday with a talk on the corset.

One of the bedrooms upstairs has temporarily been hung with pictures Gaudier-Brzeska made of birds, to complement the exhibition.

Mr. Palau wanted to complement the exhibition without overpowering it, and he didn't want to resort to anything as pedestrian as wigs.

The Museum for African Art, 593 Broadway, near Houston Street, SoHo, will present a special program tomorrow to complement the exhibition "In the Presence of Spirits: African Art From the National Museum of Ethnology, Lisbon".

But at the Guggenheim Museum on a recent Tuesday, bold diners shelled out two hundred dollars to eat — or, rather, to experience — a meal complementing the exhibition "Italian Futurism, 1909-1944: Reconsthecting the Universe," which ends today.

Complementing the exhibition is a Valentino exhibition shop where visitors can load up on Valentino's limited-edition animal print totes (about $560), a range of sunglasses from the designer's eyewear collection or even a memento of the exhibition itself via the exhibition book, "Valentino: Master of Couture, A Private View" (Rizzoli, about $35).

But these ballads in their proper state — sung and played by her alone — have been the spine of her work, and she played them in a rare concert on Friday in the basement of the Whitney Museum of American Art as part of a music series complementing the exhibition "Blues for Smoke," which deals with the blues as refracted through visual art.

Given our relationship, they were able to know exactly what tracks complemented the exhibition and like my performance, their setlist was unplanned and therefore added another level of authenticity to the purity of it.

A 200-page publication complementing the exhibition includes essays by the co-curators and other members of the forward-thinking art community about the state of modern museums and other concepts of unorthodoxy.