Sentence examples for display of artworks from inspiring English sources
In between, in 1991, the Archives of American Art mounted a dense display of artworks, papers and photographs.
Here, the space is scattered with smaller, single-person reading cubbies, a small garden, and walls for the display of artworks.
The present exhibition wisely doesn't try, opting instead for a display of artworks that trade less in conventional ideas of religious faith than in a wider feeling of profound awe, respect and devotion.
But it was only after setting up on his own in 1981 as a designer and consultant for the display of artworks in metropolitan spaces that he came to worldwide notice and was in ever-increasing demand.
As he explained in an interview with the curator and art critic, Hans Ulrich Obrist, the exhibition for him was not a display of artworks, but a radical statement about the human imagination on a par with neuroscience and nuclear physics.
On the upper floor a rotational display of artworks by modern Arab masters include Algeria's Rachid Kuraishy, Palestine's Kamal Boullata, Egypt's Injy Aflatoun, Lebanon's Paul Guiragossian, Jordan's Mona Saudi, the UAE's Abdul Qader al Rais and Iraq's Hani Mathhar.
The Willard Straight Hall (WSH Art Galleryy is first and foremost a space designated for the display of artwork.
"STUDIO IN A SCHOOL: IMAGINE THAT!" A free display of artwork by elementary school students from around New York City, on view through Sept. 12 at the UBS Gallery, in the lobby of 1285 Avenue of the Americas, near 52nd Street.
He asked whether Ms. Hudgins had a specific vision, and she produced magazine clippings showing a salon-style display of artwork and objects in the interior designer Thomas O'Brien's apartment.
Correction: March 11, 2000, Saturday An article in the News Watch column of Circuits on March 2 about the online display of artwork owned by Corning Inc. misspelled the surname of a featured artist whose rare drawing is shown.
Supported by a $1.5 million grant from New York State and the National Endowment for the Humanities, the restoration will open up the second floor to visitors and roughly double the wall space for the display of artwork from the collection.
