Sentence examples for developing an exhibition from inspiring English sources

The researchers are now raising money for the documentary, developing an exhibition for the Budapest Art Fair in November and preparing to interview a nonagenarian de Hory cousin in Germany.

Whether developing an exhibition, restoring a building, or creating music with his experimental ensemble the Black Monks of Mississippi, he allows space for others to be seen and heard.

Remembering the Old Days JUNE 7 -- Malachy McCourt, portraying an old-fashioned Tammany Hall politician, will be among those entertaining at a dinner to raise money for the Lower East Side Tenement Museum, which is developing an exhibition on the Irish immigrant experience in America.

Dr. Linda Long, a molecular scientist and research fellow in complementary medicine at the University of Exeter in England, is developing an exhibition called "Listen to Your Body," at which visitors will be able to select different proteins and hear them translated to music.

In Nanjing, for instance, Yanlord is investing in the Hexi district, where the government is moving its offices and developing an exhibition center.

The teenagers received instruction in creating oral history projects from Studs Terkel and developed an exhibition.

Each of the participating venues -- the Rockland Center for the Arts, the Rye Arts Center and the Pelham Art Center -- developed an exhibition around the idea of "Cultural Landscapes".

Working with curator Nana Oforiatta-Ayim, Joe and his son Jacob have developed an exhibition that explores the traditions behind the fantasy coffins and their particular popularity within the Ga community in Ghana, where this unique custom began.

Debra E. Bernhardt and Rachel Bernstein, two labor historians at New York University, hoped to bring these and other New York workers out of the shadows when, in 1998, the Central Labor Council asked them to develop an exhibition about city workers that hung in the rotunda of City Hall later that year.

However, Brian Light, from the group Save Jumbo, who has been campaigning to repair it and develop an exhibition space, allowing guided public tours, said the committee had made the right decision.

BILL IVEY, former chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts Brooklyn needs to control costs and focus on growing its local audience, perhaps by developing an annual exhibition on a Brooklyn theme.