Sentence examples for devoted exhibition from inspiring English sources
From Frank Day's "Baltimore Panaroma" photographs to Gregory Euclide
's sculpture "There's No Place Without Foam"
made out of found objects, each piece could be centerpiece for a devoted exhibition.
I must admit that I often groan when museums devote exhibitions to this, that or the other nation's efforts to define a design identity for the simple reason that they tend to be drearily jingoistic.
Last March, the Design Museum in London devoted an exhibition to his work called "Work in Progress".
He was over 60 when he founded the design collective Memphis, and the Design Museum in London recently devoted an exhibition to the nonagenarian titled "Work in Progress".
In fact only the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth, Texas, has ever devoted an exhibition exclusively to her work, and that was back in 1982.
It has 60,000 square feet of floor space, devoted to exhibitions, offices, classrooms, an auditorium, and a library.
Pace Wildenstein has already devoted several exhibitions to aspects of Rothko's output, and it offers another chunk of history in "The Realist Years".
And it agreed to devote an exhibition this month to the work of whichever unknown artist beats back the challengers on Bravo's reality show "Work of Art".
Not only did MoMA devote an exhibition to Olivetti's design coups in 1952, it acquired several of its products for its permanent collection.
Given Eggleston's skill at making dead objects come to surreal life, devoting an exhibition to his portraiture seems like an act of perversity.
