Sentence examples for exhibition good from inspiring English sources

She emphasized that from time to time the museum has bought art, which makes the exhibition good business for Christie's.

It was all part of his wanting to "tease out a relationship with the earth" and the results of these artistic and scientific experiments are part of von Bismarck's latest exhibition, Good Weather, at New York's Marlborough Contemporary.

Exhibitions "GOOD GRIEF!" Charlie Brown and his creator, Charles M. Schulz, are the stars of this exhibition, in which families are invited to inhabit a life-size version of the "Peanuts" comic strip, which always offered lessons as well as laughs.

This is one of those good/bad exhibitions – good in so far as it tells us an interesting story about the foundation of an important institute of fine arts in Birmingham eighty years ago within the precincts of the university; bad in so far as a fair number of the works on display here – notably the paintings of Lady Barber herself - are of an indifferent quality.

Users can determine, for example, how many exhibitions good ole Paul Klee has been in throughout the years, or surf through all shows curated by Kynaston McShine. .

The exhibition looks good at the Parrish.

I will remember this exhibition a good while.

This exhibition includes good prints by Sol LeWitt, Robert Therrien and Ellsworth Kelly, and paintings by Alfred Jensen and Caio Fonseca.

Aston is proud of the collection, if slightly disapproving of its creation, and accepts the irony of the library's exhibition with good cheer.

While a team of fashion-world advisors (including Penny Martin, editor of The Gentlewoman, and Shayne Oliver, designer for Hood by Air and Helmut Lang) were enlisted to consult on the exhibition, a good percentage of the garments on display are things one might find (or have found) at a big-box retailer, from a Hanes white cotton t-shirt to a fleece jacket.

And it does not hurt that such exhibitions are good for business.