Sentence examples for exhibition so much from inspiring English sources

But it's not the simplistic politics that kills the exhibition so much as its aesthetic and historical moronism.

Nothing evokes Picasso in this exhibition so much as its prevailing sense of appetite and forward momentum.

In their newest exhibition, So Much Dirt But Not Enough Soil, NYC-based artists Loney Abrams and Johnny Stanish challenge the superficial and highlight inherent conflicts in global systems and societies through a material mash up of ingredients like THC oil, human hair, Subway sandwich wrappers, and body odor.

After all, the new, first ever EAF director, Joanne S Brown, does not generate exhibitions so much as promote then and the festival is not yet all that much more than the listings brochure itself.

That the exhibition contains so much newer work mirrors the college's recent expansion and its ambitions for the future.

And even if the Caribbean is defined, loosely and poetically, as a state of mind, a mood, how do you capture that in an exhibition, when so much of that mood has, traditionally, been expressed more in music and performance than in static visual forms?

"There are so many exhibitions, and so much discussion.

Through collaborations with Duke Arts, the Artstigators, DuARTS, and more we manage galleries, plan workshops, host exhibitions, and so much more.

"Video exhibitions ask so much of the viewer," Phillips says.

Not only would the precise content and arrangement of the show be decided by chance, so that it became less an exhibition than a kind of "composition for museum", but periodically (as Cage put it) "the exhibition would change so much that if you came back a second time you wouldn't recognise it".

Thus the exhibition is not so much about the history of the Kennedy assassination, but rather the history of photography.