Sentence examples for exhibition claimed from inspiring English sources

It is understood that Baltic staff involved with developing the exhibition claimed deadlines were being missed.

This is the happiest tale told in an eloquent new exhibition, "Claimed by the Sea: Long Island Shipwrecks," which opened on June 14 in Cold Spring Harbor at the gallery of the Society for the Preservation of Long Island Antiquities, known as Splia.

Each exhibition claims to have its own perspective.

Is he in reality, as this exhibition claims, an artist of consummate grace and tenderness?

It all ended in acid meltdown and the mayhem of Altamont, but this exhibition claims that the legacy of the late 60s still shapes our age.

But, a new exhibition claims the reality of living outside central London is a very different experience indeed.

But far from being hard up, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart lived a solidly upper-crust life and was among the top earners in eighteenth century Vienna, a new exhibition claims.

Is it really true, as the exhibition claims, that when John Piper painted buildings destroyed by bombing in the second world war he was taking delight in these new ruins?

The exhibition, they claimed, left hundreds of American artists defrauded and their paintings damaged.

Having sprung up in the 1930s, the Birmingham group flowered independently of the London group, its members going so far as to refuse to show their work at the 1936 International Surrealist Exhibition; they claimed that a number of the London artists contributing had anti-Surrealist lifestyles.

In another quote, displayed on the wall of the exhibition, Winogrand claimed, "I photograph to find out what things will look like photographed".