Sentence examples for exhibition set up from inspiring English sources
"We brought back Peruvian clothes for dress-up, and there's a marketplace in the exhibition set up with plastic fruit," said Betsy Kerlin, the museum's exhibits manager.
As an 11-year-old in 1931 he would look out towards the vast Paris Colonial Exhibition set up on the edge of the nearby Bois de Vincennes, and gaze in wonder at the replica of Cambodia's Angkor Wat temple.
In Misrata, and while taking a stroll along its war-torn streets, I stopped before a simple exhibition set up by the inhabitants displaying the weapons and ammunition used by regime against their besieged city.
Educated at Derby Grammar School, he went up to Balliol College in 1868, elected on an exhibition set up by Benjamin Jowett for students from less privileged schools.
Paintings, bottles of urine and a dead rat made into a purse were among the items put on show at an exhibition set up in response to the Turner Prize.
They were there to tour the labyrinth of simulated explosions, wax corpses and interactive torture chambers in Bahrain's so-called "Museum of Revolution" – an exhibition set up by members of the opposition to showcase the nastier realities of an uprising that's consumed the island for more than two and a half years.
Consisting almost entirely of black-and-white prints, the exhibition sets up an absorbing, triangular conversation among Guston's studio nightmares, Mr. Nauman's harsh wordplay and Mr. Pettibon's mix of hare-brained erudition and comic-book illustration (Johnson).
Consisting almost entirely of black-and-white prints, the exhibition sets up an absorbing, triangular conversation by Guston's studio nightmares, Mr. Nauman's harsh wordplay and Mr. Pettibon's mix of hare-brained erudition and comic book illustration (Johnson).
In this role, he advocated more shops in stately homes; organised exhibitions; set up a study group on how to make Stonehenge more accessible; and prepared recommendations for restoring monuments.
Namely, that exhibitions set up in a single space could, and perhaps more importantly, should have a sense of daily or even hourly flux.
SCREEN_ has only had two shows thus far, the first by Jeffrey Scudder and the second by Dina Kelberman but Potter has upcoming exhibitions set up until the end of July.
