Sentence examples for exhibition state from inspiring English sources

Wallinger is recognised for his headline-grabbing exhibition State Britain, a meticulous reconstruction of peace campaigner Brian Haw's anti-Iraq war protest in Parliament Square.

If you're even just a little weary of the well-made, no-risk, eye-on-fashion fare in so many Manhattan summer group shows, consider a trip to the Bronx Museum of the Arts, where the exhibition "State of Mind: New California Art Circa 1970" has breezed in from the West Coast, bringing with it a tonic of gawky rawness and moral purpose.

The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum is bringing its special exhibition, State of Deception: The Power of Nazi Propaganda, to the UNESCO Paris headquarters.

A book accompanying the exhibition states "the story of the war reporter began just a century and a half ago".

Designed by Mr. Mestechkin, these so-called "tower-and-stockade" settlements were quickly built on seized Arab territory, the exhibition states.

Click here to buy a copy for £7.99 An exhibition, States of Mind: Tracing the Edges of Consciousness, runs at Wellcome Collection, London from 4 Feb-16 Oct.

A 1906 obituary of Samuel Bowne Parsons displayed in the exhibition states: "It was his boast that he assisted more slaves to freedom than any other man in Queens County".

The only time Roosevelt's disability was publicly acknowledged, the exhibition states, was when he returned exhausted from his 14,000-mile trip to Yalta, where he met with Stalin and Churchill.

"Their handiwork," the exhibition states, "was the world's first document putting in practice the principles of self-government" -- in other words, the basis for Connecticut's claim to the title "Constitution State," an assertion some scholars find debatable.

"We brought a couple of neuroscientists in to look at them and bafflement was the result of that encounter too," admits Emily Sargent, curator of the Wellcome Collection's latest exhibition States of Mind: Tracing the Edges of Consciousness.

Unlike comparable exhibitions, "State of the Art" features artists who've often never made it into a museum before.