Sentence examples for dedicated exhibition from inspiring English sources

The works will form a dedicated exhibition – "Women" – at Sotheby's in New York from 2 April.

Formerly tucked away in a depot in Acton, the posters now have their own dedicated exhibition space here in the centre of London.

The enormous popularity of the first dedicated exhibition since 1942 to Scottish colourist FCB Cadell is a sign of a revitalised interest in the son of a city that is enjoying its own renaissance.

Mr. Knight, who currently has a dedicated exhibition at London's Somerset House, grasped way ahead of YouTube and Facebook the power of the Internet to bring fashion alive on film and link it to the wider world.

In 1912, the Observer enthusiastically reviewed a small exhibition of his drawings, but it wasn't until 1985, when the Royal Academy held a dedicated exhibition of Lear's artwork, that Lear was finally afforded the status of accomplished artist that had eluded him during his lifetime.

Although his nonsense books were quite popular during his lifetime, in 1912 the Observer enthusiastically reviewed a small exhibition of his drawings, but it wasn't until 1985, when the Royal Academy held a dedicated exhibition of Lear's artwork, that he was finally afforded the status of accomplished artist that had eluded him during his lifetime.

This cannot be sustained in the short term but will be built to being the norm when the museum has a dedicated special exhibition space".

With popular hangouts at street level and a second floor dedicated to exhibition space and artist studios, it attracts more locals than visitors.

The V&A has previously dedicated fashion exhibitions to stiletto heels, lingerie and Alexander McQueen.

One floor is dedicated to exhibitions, and local sourcing applies to everything from the food to the bathroom products (1214 Queen St West; from £165).

Many important naturalistic museums have dedicated entire exhibitions to biological evolution (e.g., London's Natural History Museum with its Darwin Center and Paris' Muséum d'Histoire Naturelle with its "Grande Galérie de l'Evolution").