Sentence examples for convincing exhibition from inspiring English sources

However, a handful of absorbing works do not a convincing exhibition make.

Ms. Simon and her colleagues in the zoo's Exhibition and Graphic Arts Department do more than create convincing exhibits.

This is less than convincing, and another exhibition — the largest in the museum — goes even further awry, as far as New South ideals are concerned.

The Philadelphia exhibition made a convincing case for Newman as an enduring Modernist classic.

The slide-show retrospective of his efforts is one of the exhibition's most convincing visual moments.

The upper floor of the exhibition makes a convincing case for Balenciaga as a godfather of modern fashion.

All told, the exhibition mounts a convincing case for Tiffany as one of the most innovative jewelry designers of the 20th century.

Traditionally, Expressionism has been considered a predominantly German movement of the early 20th century, but this sprawling exhibition makes a convincing argument that Expressionism was "born from a shared advance toward modernism among French and German artists".

His early rural paintings in this exhibition are profoundly beautiful, convincing and achieved.

William Kentridge's melancholy carnival of an exhibition is the most convincing attempt I have seen by an artist of this century to meditate on the history of the last.

In the exhibition catalog, Mr. Ruiz makes a convincing case for Queens, with its distance from commercial art centers, being a ripe environment for collaborative work, and there's a good amount of it here.