Sentence examples for exhibition requires from inspiring English sources

As with Hogg's previous films, Unrelated and Archipelago, there's an underlying desire to scream at the suffocatingly insular bourgeois ennui; certainly, Exhibition requires both patience and tolerance to get beneath its chilly surface.

The exhibition requires the display of a kind of architecture that is not about display, and while quotes on the walls insist on the importance of architecture's use and responding to its users, these are structures of no function designed for no one in particular.

Specifically, Sehgal's exhibition requires visitors to directly engage and interact with the performers, called "interpreters," in the emptied rotunda and ramp.

Believing that the yeast was running the exhibition required an act of faith from viewers.

To reach two other outstanding exhibitions requires a bus ride from the city center.

As a rule, successful exhibitions require two basic components.

This allows the galleries to present museum-quality exhibitions, requiring climate control and high security, while pass-through lobby galleries are limited to less valuable and less vulnerable work.

Theatrical exhibition increasingly requires the film to be "made up"—that is, reels must be spliced together to enable the projectionist to make a single changeover between large reels or to use external transports that contain an entire feature without changeovers.

The exhibition implicitly requires that viewers have some knowledge of the mature Abstract Expressionism of the ensuing decade, because many of the works here, which capture incipient ideas, are like baby pictures that can't be fully appreciated unless one knows the full-grown person.

Furthermore, it appears that each of her exhibitions still requires a saucy rendering of her bare bottom to remind us that she is not as old-fashioned as she often appears to be.

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