Sentence examples for exhibition graphically from inspiring English sources

According to the museum's deputy director, Cath Birchall, part of the reason is because their present exhibition graphically tells the story of working people and their role in the first world war, including some who were conscientious objectors.

The exhibition is graphically clear about the contrast: Amundsen simply used 52 dogs, 4 sledges and 5 men to travel to the Pole and back.

In a nutshell: John Pawson does Ikea Curator: Minsuk Cho "There cannot and should not be a modern form of architecture that is devoid of national characteristics," declared Kim Jong-in in 1991 – a statement all too graphically shown in this brilliant exhibition, which brings together work from the North and South of this troubled peninsular for the first time.

The exhibition concentrates on some of the art of the time, which was graphically bold and somewhat daring, at least in its personal expression.

By contrast, there was as much visceral horror as empathy in one's reaction to the morbidly tactile quality of the painted 17th-century Spanish sculptures (such as Gregorio Fernandez's horizontally laid out and graphically, wounded Dead Christ) in the National Gallery's recent Sacred Made Real exhibition.

Book covers, posters, videos, exhibitions, collaborations with architects, editors, filmmakers, performance artists and writers: Mau's projects in these and other media are graphically documented in a book that presents itself as a manifesto as well as a monograph.

Looks similar, graphically.

Japanese photographers tried out the mechanical, architectural, graphically ordered styles the West had already initiated in honor of the machine age and were included more and more often in exhibitions in the West.

I think graphically, not linearly".

New Guild Members exhibition.

Represent and solve equations graphically.