Sentence examples for exhibit alongside from inspiring English sources

Rix Nicholas did exhibit alongside her son in a group exhibition in Sydney, in 1954; she presented two oil paintings, while her son had the largest sculpture in the show, titled The Shearer.

Porter went on to exhibit alongside Pollock, Zogbaum and Krasner and to be included in the Whitney annual.

This is the first time since it started in 1962 that the Paris antiques and fine jewelry show has reached out to an Asian jeweler to exhibit alongside Van Cleef & Arpels, Boucheron and Chaumet.

3. The dealer is collaborating with the designer Claudio Salocchi on a collection of limited-edition furniture that he'll exhibit alongside examples of Salocchi's vintage work, like this $13,000 Tulpa table lamp from 1971. 4. When in Tokyo, he stays at Hotel Okura.

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The comparisons grew more lavish until, by the end of his life, he was exhibiting alongside the classical master Nicolas Poussin.

Darly's 1775 portrait, Corporal Perpendicular, is the earliest work in the exhibition and will be exhibited alongside art by Audrey Niffenegger, Posy Simmonds, Sarah Lightman and Kate Brown.

Museum of Art & History invited the general public to contribute their own works related to the sea ranging from conventional media to immersive footage from a GoPro camera to even a "two-year old's drawing of the beach"—to be exhibited alongside works by "established artists" for a thematic exhibition titled "Everybody's Ocean".

Its visit to Perth saw a reunion with GWR 4073 Class Pendennis Castle, which had been exhibited alongside Flying Scotsman at the 1924 British Empire Exhibition.

Peres Projects' current show, which opened Friday, June 10th, is the second exhibition of works from Perés' private collection of African art exhibited alongside works of contemporary Western artists.