Sentence examples similar to exhibition characterization from inspiring English sources
The four fundamental structural relations are: aggregation-participation, generalization-specialization, exhibition-characterization, and classification-instantiation.
But whereas past realist artists sought only verisimilitude, or the creation of a simulacrum of the real, Mr. Segal excelled at portraying a "modernist humanism," to cite the characterization by Donald Kuspit, the exhibition's curator, writing in his catalog essay.
For an exhibition that wants to demonstrate the deep storytelling and characterization in games, their absence is unfathomable.
The exhibition is mute about this; neither does it explore its own premises too deeply, leaving its characterization of the avant-garde somewhat wispy.
National and state level budgets are being shredded, a recent exhibition at the New Museum in New York City demonized it, and recent pieces in the New York Times offered convenient and strange characterizations of its intent, import and impact.
Sketchy characterization.
New Guild Members exhibition.
Mr. Smith rejected that characterization.
Characterization becomes wobbly.
No, characterization is worse.
Characterization comes through movement.
