Sentence examples for exhibition set out from inspiring English sources

Arabella McNie, the curator of the Somerset House exhibition, set out to show "how wool can inhabit a space".

The exhibition set out from the 1930s, covering work Matisse started producing toward the end of his life.

This exhibition sets out to show that "Celt" is a cultural construct, not an ethnicity.

Taking its cue from the film, the exhibition sets out to evoke a metaphorical landscape of death and destruction.

The exhibition sets out to explain how the persona of Hitler and his ideals infiltrated the furthest corners of Germans' lives.

This exhibition sets out to remind us that, so long as the subject is aware they are in front of a lens, their actions will change.

Artists have long been fascinated by numerical and geometric systems, and never more so than in our era of digital communications, as this exhibition sets out to indicate.

This exhibition sets out to prove that from 1918 to 1928, Léger — an innately gregarious type to begin with — had a lot of company, and by extension that culture is a collective project.

The new exhibition sets out not simply to demonstrate that the artists of St Ives were pursuing a line of inquiry that they shared with artists elsewhere, but to try to reclaim some of these hidden values and issues.

While the heads are the best-known artifacts of Easter Island, or Rapa Nui, to use its Polynesian name, the exhibition sets out to show that the art of the island covers a much broader range.

The exhibition sets out to demonstrate that political assaults on artworks are invariably statements about power, whether it is the assertion of a new authority, as with the toppling of a Saddam Hussein statue after the invasion of Iraq, or a protest against powerlessness, like the attacks by suffragists.