Sentence examples for exhibition possibilities from inspiring English sources
These works truly dance, and offer further proof that Kirchner's phenomenal career is a mine of exhibition possibilities.
A comfortable family gathering place, the house also served as a proto-museum where Webb experimented with design arrangements and exhibition possibilities.
And the artists themselves have come out of isolation to invent alternative exhibition possibilities for one another and bask in the attention.
That means, in addition to challenging lighting and security considerations, the landscape architect's design has to accommodate numerous exhibition possibilities.
It is impossible to enter "Water: H2O = Life," the exhibition opening tomorrow at the American Museum of Natural History, and not feel excitement at its possibilities.
Low point: "The day after the opening of a new exhibition, when new possibilities seem to diminish".
But although life on that planet is now thought to be bacterial at best, the exhibition offers intriguing possibilities for other realms.
"Yes, I decided that we should have an exhibition, that the possibility of a collective existed, but although I use the word a lot, it was destiny, a cultural necessity at the time.
Rather, the exhibition posits the possibility that thread, like bone, is something primal, essential, even intrinsic.
CROSS RIVER Trailside Nature Museum "Forest of Possibilities," outdoor exhibition of photographs by Ross Lowell.
