Sentence examples for exhibition programme from inspiring English sources
"Opening the world's first museum galleries permanently dedicated to exhibiting live art, performance, installation and film works alongside an outstanding exhibition programme has undoubtedly fuelled the increase in visitors".
"It has been an extraordinary year at Tate Modern, opening the world's first museum galleries permanently dedicated to exhibiting live art, performance, installation and film works alongside an outstanding exhibition programme which has undoubtedly fuelled the increase in visitors," he said.
How far can you cut an exhibition programme before the place feels static?
But its reputation in the wider world will stand and fall on its exhibition programme.
Queer British Art was announced on Tuesday as part of the gallery's exhibition programme for 2017.
As part of the exhibition programme, Adrian Searle will be in conversation with the photographer Juergen Teller on November 24.
Exhibition programmes have been increasingly directed at catchy titles and attractive themes rather than gatherings of objects with a genuine desire to open up knowledge and understanding.
Putting together collections, training curatorial staff and planning inspired exhibition programmes all but defeats them.That historic weakness is about to be challenged by two new private museums of contemporary art in Shanghai.
Traditionalists could be forgiven for snorting into their exhibition programmes, but the Louvre is simply the latest establishment bidding to engage and excite audiences who increasingly expect more than crackly commentaries, dodgy headphones and printed labels.
ELF, the East London branch of the Fawcett Society, also turned their attention to gender representation in solo shows featured in the exhibition programmes of 29 non-commercial galleries in London.
Clearly the biggest challenge is how to continue to find new topics and angles for our research and exhibition programmes, and by extension how to keep the artist "fresh" and relevant.
