Sentence examples for exhibition observing from inspiring English sources

Also, "Arthur's World," an exhibition observing the 25th anniversary of the first Arthur book by Marc Brown.

In 1994, when he appeared at the opening of an exhibition observing the 50th anniversary of D-Day at the Kennedy library, Mr. Zinser remembered how his former skipper rallied the crewmen and towed the badly burned sailor to shore.

David Senior, a bibliographer in the Museum of Modern Art library and organizer of the exhibition, observed that the tools most extensively proffered by the catalog were printed matter.

"There are fantastic books on museology, on the politics of display, for example, but such resources rarely cover the practicalities of curating an exhibition," observes Gemma Blackshaw, a reader in art history at Plymouth University, who recently developed the National Gallery's 2013 autumn-winter exhibition for the Sainsbury Wing.

Chrissie Iles, the Whitney curator who organized the exhibition, observes in a museum news release that the show's works represent "the end game of Modernism in their various rupturings of the autonomous space of painting and its primary location — the vertical plane of the gallery wall".

There is also a program of 10 Mongolian films and videos, as well as a 50-image photographic exhibition, "Mongolia Observed: Photographs Present and Past".

Francine Prose, who wrote the introduction to Lori Bookstein's exhibition catalogue, observed that the torn scraps in your pieces seem to be exchanging "playful, private jokes".

The bird was "sacred to the goddess Aphrodite," the exhibition label observes, without attempting to explore the metaphysics behind the formal symbol, let alone its emotional charge.

A related exhibition, "Mongolia Observed: Photographs Present and Past," has already opened at the museum and will continue through Sept. 4. Most of the pictures are by Dr. Robert McCracken Peck, a naturalist and photographer, and depict contemporary Mongolian life.

A more traditional exhibition format is observed for the special summer show.

Museums here and abroad are gearing up for a rash of exhibitions in 2003 observing the centenary of James McNeill Whistler's death.