Sentence examples for concurrent exhibition from inspiring English sources
The Smithsonian show has a selection of such photographs, as does a concurrent exhibition, "The Civil War in America".
In a concurrent exhibition of prints, half of which belong to the Heckscher, the museum pays tribute to a later generation of American iconoclasts.
A concurrent exhibition of Ruby's ceramic works, which bridge the gap between fairy tale and science fair, are on view at Metro Pictures.
In fact, it is Bacon, rather than the Abstract Expressionists, who now looks prophetic about subsequent developments in art, starting with Pop and continuing through the so-called Pictures Generation, the worthy subject of a concurrent exhibition at the Met.
Work by Mr. Arctander and nine other artists, seven of whom are part of the Saunders Farm show, can be seen in "Tributaries," a concurrent exhibition by Collaborative Concepts at Maxwell Fine Arts in Peekskill.SUSAN HODARA.
Although the shirt show has no real relationship to "Who Stole the Teepee?," a concurrent exhibition of contemporary art by Indians, the two are connected by an odd coincidence.
The works of this fertile period are the subject of two concurrent exhibitions in the Netherlands, both ending Sept. 25.
Funds raised at Queen's and concurrent exhibitions at tournaments in Eastbourne and Birmingham will be divided between the Elena Baltacha Academy of Tennis in Ipswich and the Royal Marsden Cancer Charity.
The Museum of Modern Art and the Whitney Museum of American Art are mounting concurrent exhibitions beginning June 21 that divide Mies's career into two major phases.
The New Jersey-based painter's California debut has two concurrent exhibitions at the Institute of Contemporary Art Los Angeles ICA LAandand the California African American Museum (CAAM), both called Royal Flush.
Marianne Boesky's Chelsea gallery is expanding into the space next door, doubling its size — to allow for concurrent exhibitions and more ambitious shows — and closing its Lower East Side location.
