Sentence examples for exhibition ask from inspiring English sources

The transcription recordings and v-disc recordings are too fragile for public circulation, but the 12-inch jazz recordings featured are available at the circulation desk, for in-library listening in conjunction with this exhibition (ask for them by title and mention that they are in the exhibition).

These drawings, along with the entire exhibition, ask questions about artistic interpretation and the processes of deriving meaning, both from art and from life.

"Is prostitution slavery?" the exhibition asks, for example.

The exhibition asks questions about what we understand by global health".

The exhibition asked students to show what diversity means to them through photo.

The exhibition asks the vital question of how New York can live up to Moses's triumphs while avoiding his mistakes.

If Earth can support such bizarre life, the exhibition asks, then what might other worlds nurture?

This exhibition asks artists to reflect on what life might be like a few decades in the future — for better or for worse.

In "Metaworlds: Utopian Visions of the Internet and the Metaphysics of Virtual Life" (www.nypl.org/utopia/I _meta.html redirect), the exhibition asks viewers to take a poll on the concept of the Net as Utopia.

Like "Latitudes," the virtual exhibition asks how art has been affected in a world where there is a Starbucks on every sand dune and the country-pop singer Shania Twain slaps sitars and tablas on her songs to boost their overseas appeal.

There are many more works in both venues, too many to mention here – but taken together, the exhibition asks a lot of its viewers, rewarding those who are prepared to engage with things that don't appear to be art but which have peculiar effects of their own.