Sentence examples for creating exhibitions from inspiring English sources

"I'd like to be involved with creating exhibitions, perhaps as a volunteer," Mr. Miyazaki said, laughing.

He is looking forward to creating exhibitions, a multimedia piece and "a book printed on real paper".

The curatorial staff provides the intellectual leadership of a museum, creating exhibitions for the public and acquiring new artworks for the collection.

So beyond creating exhibitions at the Carlos, he said, he tries to satisfy requests to see undisplayed work when he can.

While other museums don't necessarily have to consider children in creating exhibitions, the Children's Museum can't afford not to think about adults.

"At the end of the day, it's about creating exhibitions and public programs and publications and web content that relate to a community, the diverse Latino community, who have not seen themselves represented adequately historically in museums," he said in an interview on Friday.

But no matter how libraries were born, many are striving to create exhibitions that cast a wider net for visitors.

"So what I try to do is create exhibitions where a viewer can have an experience with a material that they may not ordinarily have close contact with".

Visiting artists are invited to engage the space as they create exhibitions that are as much about process as the finished work.

Not content to work in one medium or genre, Mr. de Harak created exhibitions, including a celebration of American sports for the 1970 Osaka World's Fair.

It also creates exhibitions, programs for youth and adults, all rooted in MIT's areas of endeavor, and engages MIT faculty, staff, and students with the wider community.