Sentence examples for eclectic exhibition from inspiring English sources

All are part of "The Guennol Collection: Cabinet of Wonders," the eclectic exhibition that begins on Friday and continues through May 7 at the Brooklyn Museum of Art.

There's an eclectic exhibition of contemporary paintings, drawings, sculptures, photographs and videos up at the Museum of Modern Art, but don't go looking for it.

Consisting of about 60 works on loan from the Bank of America Collection, it is an eclectic exhibition with a compelling storyline.

Finally, in the soaring Gothic structure of the Reales Ataranzas (the Royal Shipyards) down by the port, you can shift into a virtual world of micro-utopias in an eclectic exhibition fusing art and architecture.

The only other complete set of the racers, made from gold-painted wood and surrealistically situated pieces of Kewpie dolls and plastic dinosaurs, is now installed high along a series of second-floor gallery walls at the Museum of Modern Art in "Printin,' " an eclectic exhibition of print-influenced work that opened Feb. 15.

The result is an eclectic exhibition that includes works from some of Europe's most celebrated contemporary artists, like Sir Peter Phillips and Ed Gray from Britain, and unknown artists from North Korea whose photo-realistic paintings honor the soccer player as proletarian hero.

Through July 25, an eclectic Parisian exhibition, "Poupées," deliberately blurs the distinction between sculpture and toys, high fashion and voodoo fetish objects.

And it is also the one building where all aspects of the museum's programming and collections converge — as evidenced by the building's eclectic inaugural exhibitions.

– Ray Merritt, curator of 'Full of Grace' WEST PALM BEACH, USA, 30 January 2012 – 'Full of Grace', a graceful, eclectic and evocative exhibition of more than 200 photographs, accompanied by sculptures and literary quotations, opened on 26 January at the Palm Beach Photographic Center in West Palm Beach, Florida.

The site also includes a wildly eclectic series of exhibitions of collectibles and museum-quality artifacts, including music-making machines and the world's largest carousel.

As part of its Capital of Culture programme, the city is repurposing an old transport depot (DEPO 2015 on Cukrovarska Street) to house an eclectic series of exhibitions through the year.