Sentence examples for exhibition means from inspiring English sources

Stewart's newly-created role as the BFI's head of exhibition means she's in also charge of running the BFI Southbank.

Organized around a ramshackle wooden racetrack built by Andreas Schlaegel, Phillip Zaiser and Thomas Zipp, this sophomoric mess of a 30-artist exhibition means to satirize violent, addictive and otherwise excessive behaviors supposedly driving modern society to destruction.

The exhibition means to alert viewers to a movement described by its organizer, David Pagel, the museum's adjunct curator, as "somewhere between the homespun, homegrown, almost hokey earnestness of good old-fashioned Americana and the hands-off, post-industrial cool of American Pop".

Vincent Varga, executive director of the McMichael Canadian Art Collection, however, contends that while the exhibition means a greater local appreciation of Carr, "I would suggest that the market will also recognize that Carr and Canadian art are actually worth looking at from an international perspective".

Through Jan . 13Taking its title from a 1975 B-movie in which car race contestants try to run down pedestrians, this sophomoric mess of a 30-artist exhibition means to satirize violent, addictive and otherwise excessive behaviors supposedly driving modern society to destruction.

Meant to showcase the wonders of British industry, for many in Britain the exhibition meant a great deal more.

Certifying and funding some 50 smaller projects, the IBA is part living laboratory, part city-size exhibition — meant to make Hamburg an example for other cities, regardless of their means and the level of their ambitions.

This was conceived as a permanent exhibition, meant to serve a generation of visitors, but it was also designed to be easily adaptable to the pressures of scientific advances and visitor tastes.

Now there's a new exhibition meant to remind the rest of the world that a large number of artists have either been born in or chosen to work and make their homes on Staten Island, the city's most overlooked borough.

The game was included in the London Barbican Art Gallery's 2002 Game On exhibition meant to showcase the various aspects of video game history, development, and culture.

In the same year, Space Invaders was included in the London Science Museum's Game On exhibition meant to showcase the various aspects of video game history, development, and culture.