Sentence examples for exhibition notes from inspiring English sources

"Nearly all of the fair's cultural exhibits are troubling to anthropologists today," the exhibition notes.

As the Metropolitan's exhibition notes, Warhol divorced image from color.

The exhibition notes tell visitors to "take home a piece of sky".

When it was displayed in 1861 in Paris, the exhibition notes, the audience was disappointed.

(The exhibition notes that some textile patterns seem related to Celtic styles).

The exhibition notes that contemporary stamps illustrate "popular culture," "American diversity," "holidays" and "great achievements".

As Robert Storr, dean of the School of Art and curator of the exhibition, noted on a walk-through the day before the show's Jan . 14opening, one of the hallmarks of Mr. Katz's work is its knack for leaving wrong impressions.

As one Italian merchant, quoted in the exhibition, noted of his Russian clients in the 1560s: "In all things they want the color to be beautiful and vivid, refusing white and black".

On a pre-opening tour Dr. Neil H. Landman, a paleontologist at the museum and the lead curator for the exhibition, noted that light rays bouncing off the surface account for a pearl's luster, and that their penetration to the inner layers creates the illusion that a pearl is glowing from within.

Serebrier said the ensemble will also perform Mussorgsky's "Pictures at an Exhibition," noting that while the piece has been orchestrated in radically different fashions by French composer Maurice Ravel and British conductor Leopold Stokowski, the Philharmonia will perform Ravel's version.

So it's never just an exhibition of notes".