Sentence examples for distinguished exhibition from inspiring English sources

When "Book, Pipe and Glasses," the Juan Gris, came up, three bidders methodically went for the painting, which has a distinguished exhibition history.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art has established its credentials as a discerning and distinguished exhibition space for contemporary art with exhibitions such as After the Deluge, the poignant heavyweight Kara Walker show that closed this summer.

Symbols on wall labels distinguish exhibition works from the permanent collection, but the arrangement is confusing.

What distinguishes this exhibition from the others is that all the works have been bought since 2002.

This cultural diversity distinguishes the exhibition from previous "Emerge" shows, along with the lack of an overriding curatorial theme.

But what of the artefacts that distinguish this exhibition from what one can only guess will be a glut of other commemorative Titanic events over the next 18 months or so?

They also help distinguish this exhibition, organized by the scholar John Wilmerding, from Mr. Thiebaud's last New York survey, at the Whitney in 2000; the precedent here is, rather, his intimate 90th-birthday show at the Crocker Museum in Sacramento in 2010, which also featured his personal collection.

And it is this density of information that truly distinguishes this exhibition from others that tell the story of our human ancestry.

This effort is unusual for being almost entirely devoid of the figurative sculptures and masks that distinguish most exhibitions of African art.

In recent interviews, the directors of Artists Space, Exit Art, Art in General, the Drawing Center, White Columns and others all acknowledged that it had become increasingly difficult for art audiences to distinguish their exhibitions from those of commercial galleries.

Over the years I've developed a critical eye on what distinguishes a good exhibition to a formidable exhibition.