Sentence examples for exhibition concept from inspiring English sources
OTHER echoes can be found in some recent high-density museum exhibitions organized by noncurators looking to take liberties with the whole exhibition concept.
His exhibition concept is less a concept than a happenstance placing of this object next to that one, and these across from those.
"How are loan negotiations handled; what happens when a painting isn't in the right condition to be put on display; how can you write a 40-word wall label for a visitor with a reading age of 13; how can exhibition design reinforce exhibition concept?
When our curator of American art, Karl Kusserow, first mooted this exhibition concept to me a half dozen years ago, it seemed an important project with implications for how we see our relationship to the world around us and to the past, including how attitudes about our environment have evolved over time and how artists have been shaped by, and shaped, that evolution.
The two founders designed the exhibition concept and experience by revisiting the method of Minimum Viable Product (MVP).
Table 1 Museum and exhibition concept: comparison of features between mainstream art museums and the Kunstmuseum Gehrke-Remund.
Mr. Varnedoe suggested a number of exhibition concepts to Mr. Rubin, including one involving primitivism.
"Barnum was an acute analyst of American society in tune with its social tempo," said Kathleen Maher, the museum's curator responsible for the exhibition's concept.
Somewhere along the way in the planning for this exhibition the concept turned from being a half-serious proposal to what feels like a bit of a jest fest.
Should I pause at individual works, many of which are arresting in all kinds of interesting and awful ways, or regard Kelley's exhibition and concept itself as a kind of total art work?
"Each work address the exhibition's concept through very different lenses, but they all relates to an idea of the after-web world and of technological obsolescence as well," Bachand tells The Creators Project.
