Sentence examples for exhibition practices from inspiring English sources

B-films existed because of the exhibition practices of the Golden Age.

A hundred years ago next month, a group of progressive artists who opposed the ideas and exhibition practices of the National Academy of Design organized a show titled simply "International Exhibition of Modern Art".

Mr. Ramoran, trashing normal exhibition practices, has crammed artwork in, displaying pieces on every conceivable surface -- including the floor, which is covered with a Brent Birnbaum disco dance-floor piece depicting a map of the South Bronx.

These are part of an exhibition, Practice to Deceive: Smoke & Mirrors in Fashion, Fine Art and Film, staged in SHOWstudio's gallery space in Mayfair.

We want to bring new ideas to exhibition practice".

The Flux and The Puddle is part of a new type of series in the museum's exhibition practice called "Louisiana One Work," where a single large scale work is shown on its own.

Yet — take it from the lady champ herself — tennis is still a man's game, and there is no queen of the courts as yet discovered who has defeated a prominent player of the opposite sex, in an exhibition or practice match without benefiting from unusual gallantry on the man's part.

When security asked him to leave the Q&A, he spent the next few hours roaming around the exhibition center, practicing his routine.

Three monthly gatherings will consider: local and global perspectives, regional institutions and exhibitions, and practicing interdisciplinary art.

It will also draw on experiences and model partnerships from other regions and establish marketplace areas for best practice exhibition.

In Cambridge, the inevitable end is the subject of Death On The Nile (Fitzwilliam Museum, 23 Feb to 22 May), a macabre but no doubt beautiful exhibition examining the death practices of the ancient Egyptians.