Sentence examples for current exhibition of work from inspiring English sources

The current exhibition of work by Ms. Essaydi, a touring show from the DeCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, in Lincoln, Mass., consists of 17 color photographs of Moroccan women dressed up and arranged into staged scenes appropriated from 19th-century European and American Orientalist paintings.

He invited them over to see the museum's current exhibition of works by Picasso and Matisse, and glimpse a rare Vermeer, "Woman Holding a Balance," on loan from the National Gallery of Art in Washington.

That being so, The Ecstasy of St Kara, Walker's current exhibition of new work at the Cleveland Museum of Art, doesn't disappoint.

"Dancing Around the Bride," the Philadelphia Museum's current exhibition of the work of Marcel Duchamp and his American admirers John Cage, Merce Cunningham, Robert Rauschenberg, and Jasper Johns, is the most thrilling exhibition I've seen in years.

By Joan Acocella "Dancing Around the Bride," the Philadelphia Museum's current exhibition of the work of Marcel Duchamp and his American admirers John Cage, Merce Cunningham, Robert Rauschenberg, and Jasper Johns, is the most thrilling exhibition I've seen in years.

She and Mr. Ray are paying homage to Blake on Thursday with music and poems at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, as an adjunct to the museum's current exhibition of his work.

The pictures he was talking about, in what must now seem a slightly disparaging fashion, are the ones that made Rego famous, pictures like The Policeman's Daughter and The Maids, both to be seen again in the current exhibition of her work at Tate Britain.

Seeing Mark Rothko's Seagram murals - the expansive canvases he originally painted for the walls of the Four Seasons restaurant on the ground floor of New York's Seagram Building - in the current exhibition of his late work at Tate Modern is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

An article, headline and picture caption on May 29 about the current exhibition of Lee Friedlander's work at the Museum of Modern Art misstated the number of images in the show.

Anyone who still doesn't understand why Mr. Friedlander's seemingly unassuming black-and-white straight photography continues to draw the attention that it does need only go to the two current exhibitions of his work -- bookends, really, that focus on pictures of family and friends.

Judging by its current exhibition of unsurprising, mostly mediocre works by 40 living artists that have entered the collection over the past 15 years, that's not going to happen.