Sentence examples for exhibition collected from inspiring English sources

Blake Byrne speaks with Duke students in the galleries within the 2007 exhibition Collected Identities: Gifts from the Blake Byrne Collection.

Peaceful scenes evolved from conflict Jump to media player The director of the Archive of Modern Conflict explains why there is little conflict in their new exhibition 'Collected Shadows'.

Then in November 2001 the Aldrich did the same for its exhibition, collecting 120 more photos.

This delightful exhibition collects a number of works of high quality, both familiar and less so.

The exhibition collects work from the three long-term projects that DuBois completed over 32 years.

Collectors generally point to this event as the beginning of the modern era of "great exhibition" collecting.

But if as a matter of fact all this was machinery to enable Johnston to give exhibitions, collect the entrance fees and make himself liable for the tax, it properly might be alleged that he collected the fees and if he wilfully failed to pay that he refused and failed to pay the tax.

The Blumka Gallery's biennial exhibition, "Collecting Treasures of the Past," is an exception.

A lifesize sculpture of a crucified Pete Doherty will be on show at a London church from 20 February as part of a temporary exhibition collecting for a missing person's cause.

"Humanity's long journey from the swamp to the stars … can be viewed as a journey of the imagination". Walker's talk kicked off the exhibition "Collecting Imagination: Treasures from the Walker Library of the History of Human Imagination". Our imagination developed from the need to explain three great mysteries: the natural world, the human body, and life and death, Walker said.

But that's what the Goethe-Institut London and the V&A commissioned 12 international artists to consider when they asked them to imagine what Europe could look like in the year 4017 for their exhibition Collecting Europe.