Sentence examples for entertaining exhibition from inspiring English sources
Along with a few fancy real books, this entertaining exhibition offers all kinds of witty or poetic representations of books.
He spent much time in New York, and this entertaining exhibition surveys what he did here during his five-decade career.
Still, the sheer profusion of objects, the order of their arrangements and the moments of poetry and humor make for an entertaining exhibition.
The future's not what it used to be, not, at least, judging by this entertaining exhibition organized by the independent curator Norman Brosterman.
The future's not what it used to be -- not, at least, judging by this entertaining exhibition organized by independent curator Norman Brosterman.
Unless, that is, you are referring to "Reflections on the Electric Mirror: New Feminist Video," an entertaining exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum.
The joke came to mind at the Heckscher Museum of Art's entertaining new exhibition "Identity Crisis: Authenticity, Attribution and Appropriation," in which artists, rather than owners, add the mustaches — and more — to the work of older painters or borrow the style and the spirit of their predecessors.
Swiss Institute 495 Broadway, near Spring Street, SoHo Grey Art Gallery 100 Washington Square East, Greenwich Village Both through July 16 This entertaining two-gallery exhibition introduces 14 Europeans who make high-concept works in nontraditional media.
Since the exhibition is entertaining (at least on its upper floor) and more serious explanations are given in the accompanying catalog, does it matter that this seems more like a brand promotion than a curatorial endeavor?
Many, including prominent Black athletes and friends, urged him to take the "Joe Louis" route, putting on a uniform but never being sent to combat, instead entertaining the troops with exhibition matches.
A year ago, the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis mounted "Let's Entertain," an exhibition featuring 80 artists whose work deals with the influence of an entertainment-oriented culture on the production and content of art.
