Sentence examples for exhibition functions from inspiring English sources

"So, the exhibition functions as a personal archive of my experiences".

The exhibition functions as a cohesive whole, an eloquently articulated artistic statement that expresses Paiva's conceptual ideas through several different approaches emerging from a common point of departure: the metro station.

Here we present details of the project after the public exhibition functioned for more than three years at Océanopolis aquarium in Brest, France.

"In some way, I hope my exhibitions function as strange educational playgrounds for adults," he said.

"In some way, I hope my exhibitions function as strange educational playgrounds for adults," he told the New York Times.

Its new temporary headquarters will have a private viewing room and office, a shop for Antlers artists' work, and a large exhibition and function room.

While form had a place in Parsons's world -- much of the beauty of the subway's decoration is shown in the photographs in the library exhibition -- function was clearly predominant.

Visitors on Saturday can attend the reception for the exhibition "Transforming Function" from 2 to 4 p.m.; and from 3 30 to 4 30 there will be a chat between the choreographers Sarah Michelson and Ralph Lemon.

At Firstsite, this idea is his decision to relocate the building away from the smaller plot set by the brief, so that it could spread over the site and enable interconnection between the education, exhibition and other functions of the building.

Observing the profiles of the facades we grasp this desire to articulate the mass, as in the processes of excavation of the Roman works, with bodies sometimes heavy and sometimes as narrow as blades, to accommodate the various functions: exhibition halls, conference rooms, offices and public spaces.

In particular, we predicted that as a function of exposure to the exhibition (1) use of the evolutionary reasoning pattern would increase.