Sentence examples for exhibition effects from inspiring English sources

Today, we present German artist Thomas Zipp's September 5, 2014 performance / exhibition, Effects of Stimulus-Range and Anchor Value on Psychophysical Judgement (The Laerdal Rehearsals).

Today, we present German artist Thomas Zipp's September 5, 2014 performance / exhibition, Effects of Stimulus-Range and Anchor Value on Psychophysical Judgement (The Laerdal Rehearsals).

Ofri Cnaani's exhibition "Special Effects" asks, or perhaps dares: "Can you see a trick while it's happening?" If this question sounds simple, you've already underestimated her work.

Unfortunately the exhibition's effect is dwarfed by Emancipation Hall, which dissolves any sense of drama.

They said they might even visit the current exhibition, "Cinema Effect: Illusion, Reality, and the Moving Image," a mazelike show of often surreal video art.

The show is stupendous, somehow more impressive for being crowded into the gallery's basement, where temporary shows go, an uncongenial space that I imagined would diminish the exhibition's effect.

To blur the line between the commercial and the educational can certainly help the art dealer: the exhibition in effect becomes a useful extension of his or her efforts to promote and sell the work.

Not only has there been no exhibition exploring the effects of World War I on French art, but few art history sources take this cataclysmic event into consideration.

These range from the discussion (and graphic exhibition) of the effects of depleted uranium in weapons to a taxonomy of fluff and lint.

The great hall will feature a permanent exhibition on the effects of 9/11, including a door from the first fire engine that reached ground zero and a clock that stopped when the second plane hit.

These findings demonstrate that a single visit to an interactive exhibition on evolution effects positive though incremental change in museum visitors' understanding of evolution, regardless of the beliefs, interests, or age of the visitor.