Sentence examples for exhibition complemented from inspiring English sources

Much of the collection is on loan to the Wadsworth exhibition, complemented by some related works from the museum's holdings.

"It was like jumping into cold water with the kibbutz aspect," he said, adding that the Israeli and German curators who worked together to prepare the exhibition "complemented each other's work and understanding".

In its thematic organization, the exhibition, complemented by costume designs, stage sets and photographs, devotes sections to Degas's images of the dancers' private world, portraits of famous ballerinas, classroom lessons, performances onstage and encounters between dancers and their admirers.

The exhibition complements a season of dance programming in the Full series of performances, which takes place in the museum on the evening of every full moon.

The exhibition complements a wider body of work, which strongly resonates with my formal training as a social and educational psychologist.

The Hepworth Wakefield has been open for less than two years, but is already one of the country's most popular art galleries, with an impressively diverse range of changing exhibitions complementing the outstanding permanent collection.

Filled with enough plastic baubles, china, dioramas, feathers and fabric swatches to send the Etsy crowd into ecstasy, the bi-level exhibition complements "Eloise at the Museum," which opens on Friday at the New-York Historical Society.

The exhibition is complemented by "Africa and Picasso," a small arrangement inspired by Picasso's own collection of more than 100 African figures, masks, and musical instruments, which is drawn from the Nasher's permanent collection.

The exhibition was complemented by free programs and events, including an opening talk; student-organized Speakeasy event; film screenings; Family Day events; book discussions; sketching in the gallery; teacher workshops and more.

Built and installed by a "dream team" of urban and street artists and students from University College London, where Schacter teaches, the exhibition is complemented with daily interactive events including Peruvian and Andean food, music, film, and performance.

These three new exhibitions complement each other perfectly.