Sentence examples for conspicuous exhibition from inspiring English sources
While not to everybody's taste – the conspicuous exhibition of vast wealth is not always a pleasant sight – the fairs are a popular and important part of the contemporary art calendar.
When considering an exhibition of 300 years of conspicuous consumption on a scale to make Russian gas oligarchs blush, the questions that come to mind are, "Where did all that money come from?
Dr. Berlet, no doubt sensitive to Western associations of cosmetic surgery with decadence, vanity and conspicuous consumption, is careful to distinguish, in an exhibition brochure, which kinds of procedures qualify as art and which do not.
The show is the brainchild of the Bruce High Quality Foundation, a five-artist collective focused on reshaping the art world as we know it by placing some of its more conspicuous functions, like education and the organizing of exhibitions, into artists' hands.
There's a conspicuous recessionary logic behind the Metropolitan Museum of Art's two marquee spring-summer exhibitions, one devoted to Picasso, the other to American fashion.
Conspicuous consumption is out.
A conspicuous disparity persists.
Cold shoulders became conspicuous.
