Sentence examples for exhibition changes from inspiring English sources

Bottle Bar also features a local artists' gallery; the exhibition changes monthly with a First Friday kickoff celebrating the spotlighted artist.

If he's not interested in 'The Yellow Rose of Texas' that is hanging in the inn until Memorial Day when the exhibition changes to a summer theme, then maybe he'd like a presidential portrait for the White House".

Will this exhibition change that by winning acclaim for the landscape art he has been making in Yorkshire?

The Paris exhibition changed all that, awakening -- as did the Armory show of 1913 for modern art -- a new American interest in matters of design.

The museum's 1932 exhibition changed the course of architecture in this country because it presented a clear and coherent system of building that was not only more up-to-date and more functional but also, at the nadir of the Depression, intrinsically cheaper than neoclassic or neo-Georgian or neo-anything.

From here the exhibition changed.

How has preparing this exhibition changed or affected your perception of his work in the intervening ten years since the "Basquiat" exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum, if at all?

The exhibitions change monthly and are not juried.

Few enough exhibitions change one's view of both the past and the present.

Format always affects form, and the exhibition space changes what's exhibited.

The exhibition drove changes in the museum's fund-raising efforts, attracting new members in late 2002 and providing valuable lessons in reaching out to national corporations for support, said Jeanne Donado, vice president for administration.