Sentence examples for exhibition frames from inspiring English sources

The exhibition frames the Guyanese experience of migration as symbolic of larger pressing universal concerns captured in daily headlines which illustrate how, as Aneiza Ali points out, few of us remain untouched by migration.

The exhibition "Frame: Analysis of Movement" makes a case for Eadweard Muybridge's continued influence on Contemporary Art.

WHAT first catches the visitor's eye on entering the Connecticut River Museum in Essex is a group of architectural models, the heart of the exhibition "Framing the Past".

"Some people thought it was an exhibition of frames".

"Hungarian Halas Lace," an exhibition featuring framed pictorial lace pieces.

We see William Chambers' cunning attempt to stand out from the cacophony of the Royal Academy's Annual Exhibition by framing his drawings with a bright blue border.

"The exhibition is framed to be about limits and what can be done within them," said Lawrence Rinder, the director of the Berkeley Art Museum, who was a juror for "Insights" this year.

While some viewers may be fascinated by the scholarly issues and biblical themes that the exhibition so adroitly frames, the pictorial and narrative excitement will captivate many others.

An exhibition of American frames from the 19th and 20th centuries, including naturalistic motifs from the 1850's, neo-Gothic designs and Arts and Crafts examples, will be on show at the gallery through Dec. 20.

In fact, that's a good way to express what's so silly about the Fourth Plinth - what if the Royal Academy were to have a "fourth frame" exhibition in which one contemporary artist a year got to show work in an 18th-century gilt frame?

To enhance the detection of a tag in the AR system, the mobile device captures four continuous images at a shot in the AR frame exhibition procedure.