Sentence examples for edge of a gallery from inspiring English sources

It looks especially powerful next to Harold Ancart's intervention of charcoal dust, thickly applied to the top edge of a gallery wall; the streaks and smudges evoke thundershowers and, perhaps, Ann Hamilton's installation of falling fuchsia powder.

Steves, who was wearing overalls and a tool belt, dropped by the boardroom table where we were sitting, on the edge of a gallery that would house Oliver Ressler's piece "Alternative Economics, Alternative Societies"—which consists of videos of economists and historians discussing systems like libertarian municipalism and anarchist consensual democracy.

"As the position is so high up, it wouldn't be possible for me to lean over the edge of the gallery and take the picture with a handheld camera, as the consequences of dropping a lens or a camera from well over 200ft [60m] up above a packed St Paul's didn't bear thinking about," says Lipinski.

The building is perched on the edge of a ridge, so while the gallery shop-front is level with the road, the back of the house is held up on stilts and the veranda-studio seems to float in the hilltop greenery, tree-house style.

With his fellow Australian Stuart Appleby, the defending champion, following his every move from the edge of the gallery, Allenby survived going into the water on the first playoff hole and won the tournament despite hitting into the stands behind the green on the last extra hole.

What is particularly evident is that the galleries into which the PVA-mers first intercalate are those for which fluctuations in the clay sheet, due to its elastic properties, cause the edge of the gallery to widen significantly beyond the notional average d-spacing.

MIDLAND GALLERY "On the Edge of a Landscape," oil paintings by W. Reed Simon.

Wide and weighty blades turn overhead, gathering speed and pushing gusts of air to the edges of a hangar-like gallery.

The National Gallery has shoved Lady Cockburn over to the edge of its British gallery to make way for these artists.

Marcey Brownstein, who has been a caterer for seven years, has opened Brownstein's, a takeout shop at 557 West 23rd Street (10th Avenue) at the far western edge of the art gallery district.

His latest venture is somewhat more community-minded — a 9,800-square-foot 9,800-square-foot 9,800-square-footin a converted stone barn on the edgallery field in Greenwich, Conn.