Sentence examples for concise exhibition from inspiring English sources

Creating a concise exhibition on global warming was especially difficult.

That happens only a few times in this concise exhibition, organized by the museum's chief curator, Richard Flood.

In the New Museum's concise and elegant exhibition "Sarah Charlesworth: Doubleworld," the curators Massimiliano Gioni and Margot Norton wisely avoid trying to pin down anything as elusive as "meaning" in thirty-five years' worth of work.

The fate of a single image, documented in a concise and clever exhibition at the V&A, sums up our lapse from idealism to the plump, smug hoarding of our material gains.

A geometric theme continues in two other beautiful current exhibitions - but the math is a little less obvious, although in many ways much more intriguing: On MoMA's second floor you will find a concise but thoughtful exhibition sampling of the work of Jackson Pollock and around the corner, the blockbuster show of sculptures by Pablo Picasso.

The end result is a fine exhibition presenting a concise survey of John Latham's work across several decades.

But in 1989, when a short-lived nonprofit exhibition space called the Center for International Contemporary Arts mounted a concise retrospective of the obscure artist's work in 1989, it drew considerable attention.

But because the museum focuses on the applied arts, the exhibition portrays virus writing as a kind of craft whose practitioners aim to shape code into an elegantly concise, dramatically effective form.

Be concise.

Isner is concise.

"Concise, hyper-precise.