Sentence examples for conventional exhibition from inspiring English sources

The architects reimagined a conventional exhibition tent via an "outer membrane" of translucent vinyl with cutouts to let in light.

Were the 40-inch-high panels set top to bottom (admittedly, not a conventional exhibition arrangement), they would rise to the height of nearly 14 Empire State Buildings.

As they move up or down the ramps, viewers can see each piece from a number of different perspectives without actually experiencing them as they would in a more conventional exhibition, where it's possible to confront each piece individually.

Rolywholyover, which was eventually mounted at MoCA a year after the composer's death, was closer to a musical performance than a conventional exhibition – or, as Cage himself had it, something more like a circus than a gallery show.

But there are also curatorial choices that take liberties you wouldn't find in a more conventional exhibition space.

For PARALLEL, Aryz brings his work to the walls of a more conventional exhibition space, signaling a dramatic switch of artistic execution.

The fleeting nature of performance art makes it a risky medium for conventional exhibitions, but two museums rise to the challenge next year.

One idea is to display semipermanent pieces that stretch outside conventional exhibitions zones, like installations around the staircases and windows, or handing the entire space to 15 curators all from different countries.

The show will itself vanish by next summer, just as a conventional museum exhibition would end.

Berman, who died at 50 in 1976, the victim of a drunken driver, was a kind of Beat guru flying just below the radar, showing his work in only one conventional gallery exhibition during his lifetime and popping into rare view in strange places: a cameo in "Easy Rider"; the cover of "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band," where his face is wedged next to Tony Curtis's, just below Jung's.

At first glance the works in her own room seem to be the most conventional in the exhibition – but they are perhaps not quite what they seem.