Sentence examples for corner gallery from inspiring English sources

The corner gallery on the north side is now a sunny restaurant.

In Camden's corner gallery a door swings on its hinges next to a large sheet of glass, all supported on yet another steel structure.

One day last fall, while visiting the Cleveland Museum of Art, I entered a small glass-walled corner gallery to view the British artist Martin Creed's "Work No. 965: Half the Air in a Given Space".

Keep an eye out for the red-and-blue jar described above in the corner of Gallery 17, and for a similar white version in the adjacent gallery (17a) from Tutankhamen's tomb.

Away in the corner, the gallery floorspace is occupied by what appears to be a white, frozen avalanche of futurist geometry.

My favorite is a small corner room, Gallery 22, which I estimated to be 14 by 16 feet, about the size of my bedroom but, unlike my bedroom, containing about 30 major works of art and dozens more that aren't even identified.

Tucked in the corners of galleries, in grey uniforms and soft shoes, the guards at museums recede into the background, as if their real job is to go unnoticed.But what is ignored by most people is a "calling" for Marie, the somewhat odd heroine at the centre of "Asunder", a lyrical and haunting new novel by Chloe Aridjis.

Eventually you'll emerge into a corner of the gallery, feeling thoroughly discombobulated.

Thematically appropriate mood music — in this case, live drums — came from a corner of the gallery.

"We were terrible and naughty," Mr. Venturi observed on a video playing in a corner of the gallery.

An enormous heating duct had collapsed and lay unrepaired in one corner of the gallery.