Sentence examples for dynamic exhibition from inspiring English sources

"The cafe was a pretext for the art," says Burnett, an American editor who curates art shows in a dynamic exhibition space in the back.

PAGE A19 MARIAN GRIFFITHS, 86 For two decades she was the director of the Sculpture Center in its original Manhattan location, transforming it into a dynamic exhibition center that helped draw public attention to the medium.

Marian Griffiths, who was for two decades the director of the Sculpture Center in its original Manhattan location, transforming it into a dynamic exhibition center that helped draw public attention to the medium, died at her home in Manhattan on Sept. 8.

As Anne Umland, the show's curator, alluded in her presentation, one sees in this dynamic exhibition the primordial soup from which so much abstract art would be born: from Dada to Abstract Expressionism to the curving metal of minimalist sculpture.Despite all this technical beauty, these works can be frustrating.

Today, the not-for-profit gallery, which was founded by priest-sculptor Tito Amodei and is directed by American curator Mary Angela Schroth, continues to programme dynamic exhibitions that visitors are unlikely to find elsewhere in a city traditionally more focused on its historical trophies.

The upshot is a dynamic multimedia exhibition that invites viewers to discover and explore how art and daily life are closely intertwined in Africa.

No assembly of static objects can really capture this performance-based dynamic, but exhibition videos can and do, recording mortuary ceremonies that stretch over months, even years, and that entail the burial, exhumation and burning of corpses, accompanied by processions and feasts.

So the exhibition "Dynamic Impulse: The Drawings of Stuart Davis" at Hollis Taggart Galleries in Manhattan is an apt way to celebrate the book's appearance.

Not so at the Newark Museum, where a new permanent natural science exhibition, "Dynamic Earth: Revealing Nature's Secrets," opened last month.

The former UK cabinet minister – whose predecessor at Holyrood complained that UK Labour "dinosaurs" treated Scotland like a branch office – chose Edinburgh fossil exhibition Dynamic Earth to carve out his own identity and insist he will put Scotland first.

Outdoor sculpture and site-specific installations are part of the Peekskill Project, a dynamic, monthlong citywide exhibition, now in its third year, sponsored by the Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art in Peekskill.