Sentence examples for exhibition attempts from inspiring English sources

This exhibition attempts to show how traditional craftsmanship meets futuristic design in her work.

This exhibition attempts to underscore the thoughtful interplay or dialectic between image and text invoked by the artists.

The exhibition attempts to "rehabilitate the utopian potential of Antarctica", with structures that go beyond the usual utilitarian mission stations.

Using about 100 objects, this exhibition attempts to answer that question and illustrates how these rulers were depicted, from around 3000 B.C. onward.

Curated by Campbelltown director Michael Dagostino and SCA's Nicholas Tosutas, the exhibition attempts to recapture the energy of Imperial Slacks and makes some large claims for its artists.

In presenting visitors with a vast sample of Mr. Ai's photographic and video work over the years, the Jeu de Paume exhibition attempts to lessen if not fill that void.

The projects chronicled in the exhibition attempted to express harmony with much more rhetorical purity.

In 1891 the Nabis held their first exhibition, attempting in their works to illustrate Denis's dictum: "A picture, before being a war horse, a nude woman, or some anecdote, is essentially a flat surface covered by colours in a certain order".

Ten years earlier the Asian Art Museum had co-organized the traveling survey "5,000 Years of Korean Art" with the National Museum in Seoul -- the first such exhibition attempted.

One of the new works in the exhibition, East Anglia, attempts, with its pale sun dawning over an unidentified flat landscape, to capture a whole region in one image.

Neither Mr. Watt, nor Emma C. Bunker, the author of the exhibition catalog, attempts to break scholarly ground with the show or to address the tempests that rage within a contentious, if underpopulated academic field.