Sentence examples for exhibition extended from inspiring English sources

In addition to collectors, Ms. Askoff's tree-shaking for the new exhibition extended to the artists.

Recently, a guided tour of "Let's Entertain: Life's Guilty Pleasures," the Walker's latest exhibition, extended the cocktail party into several gallery floors.

The exhibition extends this principle.

Organized by Hilary Ballon, an architectural historian at Columbia, the exhibition extends over three institutions.

For the first time, the exhibition extends beyond the gallery's three rooms, with sculptures placed outdoors in the Rose Garden.

The subject matter of the exhibition extends from here to include portraits of the larger Parisian art world.

The exhibition extends these histories into the present by elucidating the divergent paths individual objects took after they left Africa to enter private collections and museums in the West.

Graham serves as a starting point, but the exhibition extends out from him to show how modern art between the world wars was created in networks, through communication and cross-pollination with Europe, and how writing became an important part of the enterprise.

The exhibition extends its immersion into all things Downton with afternoon teas, English-style brunches and lectures on undergarments and "Grand Motorcars of the Downton Era".

Best known for his body of work cutting trees out of paper bags, this exhibition extends the artist's vocabulary by using the precision of stenciling and translating it to an American street idiom in his graffiti flowers which are spray painted directly on the gallery walls.

That condition persisted despite his frequent loans to exhibitions, extended loans to Yale and the Rhode Island School of Design and serial exhibitions drawn entirely from his holdings, at the Newark Museum in 1974, Yale in 1975 and 1995, and the Rhode Island school in 1985.