Sentence examples for exhibition inventory from inspiring English sources

The upstart design exhibition "Inventory 02: Soul Does Matter" opens in the Miami Design District on Saturday, at 7 p.m., three days before the more established Design Miami show.

The Rosetta stone of the Gonzaga collections and the key to this exhibition was the inventory compiled by Duke Ferdinando in 1626-27, just before his death.

The entire exhibition is an inventory of good art and bad; the creepy, the weird, the stupid, the unpleasant, the misconceived and the plain nasty.

In a third-floor exhibition room overlooking the inventory lot, a sales company executive turns on rows of tiny lights representing rail and river routes on a tabletop model of the company's nationwide distribution network.

The occasion for the exhibition is a fresh inventory and a recent publication of Sander's work by Susanne Lange and Gabriele Conrath-Scholl, Sander scholars in Cologne, where Sander settled and where his archive is.

The service includes selling exhibition catalogs and promoting exhibitions and inventory.

Her current exhibition at Marlborough Contemporary is an inventory of white experience, a project that has taken on an added urgency in the age of Trump.

In addition, we interviewed all exhibitors to compile an inventory of all products using water that had been displayed at the exhibition.

After the expansion in 1977, the museum had enough space to hold temporary exhibitions, group the historical objects thematically, and display a 19th-century grocery store inventory.

Both exhibition and catalog brim with facts gleaned from contemporary records: private journals and letters; inventories of dowries; descriptions of days on end of feasts, festivities and public processions; details of who wore what and how much it cost.

There is enough here from Fahlstrom's richly imaginative inventory of images and concepts to make his the most important of these three exhibitions.