Sentence examples for exhibition addressed from inspiring English sources

The 25 timely works included in the exhibition addressed various aspects of security and defense, including questions about the nature of home, safety, and security.

Consolidating an anti-fashionable fashion in contemporary art, the exhibition addresses seriously hip folk, who needn't be briefed on the precedents: Schwitters, Rauschenberg, Cady Noland.

The exhibition addresses aviation's impact on Long Island with a display on Lindbergh and his historic flight from Roosevelt Field, as well as with objects from the defense industry plants of World War II.

Those are issues that confront most museums today, and the Boston exhibition addresses the problem in such an urbane way that even the press kit and catalog seem to be slouching around in Lauren blazers.

A peace centre at the Maze, with or without an inescapably sensitive permanent exhibition addressing the province's divided history, would be an actual and symbolic part of embedding it further.

Another video in the exhibition addresses a different sort of silence -- a communal suppression of ideas and events that make society uncomfortable.

The exhibition addresses her significance as a teacher and an artist with material compiled from interviews with her colleagues and former students," says the museum's statement.

Inauguration season has surely seen a rise in group art exhibitions addressing Trump's controversial history of degrading and objectifying women.

The second key component was presentation of a mini-exhibition addressing a thematic question.

A number of prints in the exhibition address the connection between the Old and New Testaments.

The other artists in the exhibition address the black barbershop as a historical and present day space of black power.