Sentence examples for exhibition by taking from inspiring English sources
Some of her projects -- letting Web followers watch a 28-foot tepee being built in the museum or inviting them to participate in a coming exhibition by taking a visual art quiz -- have led to a flood of invitations to lecture at conferences around the globe.
Under the condition at that time, a semi-underground small exhibition center is designed by taking advantage of the height difference of base side slopes, satisfying the requirement of exhibition, and meanwhile preserving the overall landscape of the site.
This striking exhibition suggests that Myron Stout reached maturity by taking firm possession of two disparate precedents: Arthur Dove's nature-based visionary paintings and Mondrian's inspired edifices of line, plane and color.
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The release of the book is accompanied by an exhibition taking place from 22 November to 12 December in the David Lubin Memorial Library at FAO headquarters.
Dix himself, who appears in several photographs early in the exhibition, three taken by his friend Hugo Erfurth and one by Sander himself, looked impeccably German -- or Aryan as it would soon be called.
This article was amended on 23 September 2014 to include the fact that all the photographs in the exhibition were taken by Robert Taylor.
Many of the pictures in the exhibition were taken by anonymous photographers working for the city to record the progress of construction jobs.
Both of the opening photographs and many others in the exhibition were taken by Frances H. Toms, a photographer who came to Bellport to join her brother, a doctor, when he practiced there.
The most humanely eloquent photograph in the exhibition was taken by the Magnum printer Adam Wiseman, an employee who does not even belong to the agency's cadre of photographers.
The center of the exhibition is taken up by a twelve-foot-by-twelve-foot model of "Broadacre City," which was Wright's plan for the perfect community.
