Sentence examples for exhibition of performance from inspiring English sources

In the fine arts department, Reed rather blunders into an exhibition of performance art.

Funny, strange, campy, shocking -- one runs out of movie-poster clichés to describe this new exhibition of performance art, which goes by the deceptively bland name, "Living Museum".

Obrist, along with MoMA's, Klaus Biesenbach curated an exhibition of performance works called "11 Rooms" at the Manchester Art Gallery, each featuring an encounter with a living sculpture, conceived by 11 different artists.

Past highlights include the premiere of the opera "Monkey: Journey to the West" by the former Blur frontman Damon Albarn and the comic book artist Jamie Hewlett; an exhibition of performance art curated by Marina Abramovic, and a series of stamps, by the visual artist and filmmaker Steve McQueen, bearing the portraits of British soldiers who died in Iraq.

They ranged from a contemporary adaptation of an ancient Chinese story ("Monkey: Journey to the West"), with a score by Damon Albarn, of Blur and Gorillaz, to "Il Tempo del Postino," an exhibition of performance works by fourteen international artists, including Matthew Barney, Olafur Eliasson, Tacita Dean, and Tino Sehgal.

The spring 1998 "Out of Actions" retrospective exhibition of performance art from 1949-1979 at Museum of Contemporary Art is identified and examined as an event of significance.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet The Whitney Museum presents "There's So Much I Want to Say to You," an exhibition of performance-related videos, photographs, and sound works by the politically minded New York artist Sharon Hayes.

Art Having Her Say The Whitney Museum presents "There's So Much I Want to Say to You," an exhibition of performance-related videos, photographs, and sound works by the politically minded New York artist Sharon Hayes.

This expression of gratitude includes an exhibition of performance-related items in the Chocolate Factory's basement, featuring dozens of dance and performance programs from over the years attached by clips and strings.

The Whitney Museum presents "There's So Much I Want to Say to You," an exhibition of performance-related videos, photographs, and sound works by the politically minded New York artist Sharon Hayes.

In a traveling exhibition of political performance art, Mr. Clinton also began rebuilding America's long-estranged relationship with India, the world's most populous democracy.