Sentence examples for exhibition name from inspiring English sources

The group was reviewing each artist in the exhibition, name by name, and checking the status of their work.

London Games organisers threaten court action over use of next year's date in exhibition name Martyn Poliakoff's voluminous hair, thick glasses and halting voice have made the Nottingham chemist a 'YouTube' sensation.

"I'd rather have a progressive tax policy, but we are not going to get that, so why not?" But he objected to the exhibition name, which is inspired by the original Great Exhibition of 1851, held in a specially constructed Crystal Palace in London's Hyde Park.

An earlier version of this post contained a headline that misstated the exhibition name as New Frontiers.

Fittingly, Bridle takes his exhibition name from the US government's invocation of the "Glomar response," a statement issued discussing matters of national security: "We can neither confirm nor deny".

The Caladan Gallery selected Puryear's paintings entitled "Seed," "Rock," and "Six of Swords" in its juried exhibition named "Surface Pattern". The exhibit features the art of 23 artists, national and international alike.

Consider the exuberantly vital art of Henry Taylor, whose paintings are in an exhibition named for him at MoMA PS1.

That curiosity has yielded "Status Update," an exhibition named for Facebook's popular communication format.

To assess the proposed solution, a Cultural Heritage case study of a real temporary art exhibition named the Beauty or the Truth and located in Naples Italyy) is presented and discussed.

The exhibition, named for the bridge's paint color, is the work of the San Francisco-based For-Site Foundation, which describes itself as promoting "art about place".

On Tuesday, Danny Brown, one of rap's most interesting voices, released his new album, Atrocity Exhibition, named after a Joy Division song (itself named after the book by JG Ballard).