Sentence examples for exhibition a process from inspiring English sources

One method of achieving this is through multisensory experiences, encouraging museum visitors to use a range of senses to explore an exhibition, a process known to facilitate the generation of memorable experiences.

Mr. de Montebello said that all museum exhibitions are a process, and that as he and members of his staff began to look at the show in real terms, it was clear to them that it wouldn't work.

In the exhibition, Mr. von Hagens uses a process called plastination, which he invented in 1977 for medical training and research.

Becoming more visitor-centric has also been possible thanks to the implementation of a new exhibition development process and a strong research and evaluation strategy that supports the decision-making process across the different departments of the museum.

Jennifer Tonkovich, the organizing curator of "Master Drawings," spent years collaborating on both exhibitions with her Munich counterparts, a process she called "hugely satisfying".

It is an exhibition about the process of making art, which for Hamilton was an intellectual process.

The designers express their thoughts and explain their artistic processes, making the exhibition a not-to-be-missed overview of a 20th-century fashion movement.

Learning and educational theory are explored with implications for the exhibition development process.

July 2, 2014 A three-day exhibition showing the process and schedule for demolishing the Earls Court centre - termed its "deconstruction" - opens at the the older of the two buildings.

Designing the exhibition was a collaborative process, Mr. Boros said.

Works by seven of these new photo-materialists are currently on view in the Getty Museum's fascinating exhibition "Light, Paper, Process: Reinventing Photography".