Sentence examples for exhibition successfully from inspiring English sources

Visual art and electronic communications technology, the Whitechapel exhibition successfully demonstrates, have been evolving symbiotically for decades.

Yet through its spare, carefully edited presentation of their work, the exhibition successfully teases out some of the central trends and issues in L.A. architectural history.

Some countries have developed multipurpose cultural centres, and collaboration with museums has resulted in exhibition programs successfully reaching a wide audience.

Except that this Cheshire exhibition 'has successfully muscled into the increasingly crowded art festival scene with a Biennial that combines integrity with a sense of fun and adventure'.

The galleries of the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum have recently opened an exhibition by artist Edvard Munch (1863-1944), sucuratedlly curated by Paloma Alarcó, that enables us to "listen to the dead with our eyes".

When parents take part in nursery's sporting events and exhibitions and help them be successfully, children feel closer to their parents and teachers can redefine their relationship with parents.

An economy of means makes you ever more resourceful and realistic about what an artist can successfully achieve in their exhibition or project.

On January 13, Columbia Global Centers | Beijing successfully held an art exhibition for oil painters Mr. Jian Wang, Ms. Jin Li, and Abigale Wang, an undergraduate student at Columbia University's Columbia College, showcasing some of their signature paintings.

They have currently formed industrial production and successfully applied it to the Expo exhibition area, Pudong outer ring road and other projects.

In 1867, he exhibited photos at an exhibition in Paris and in 1870 he joined an expedition to the Batak lands of East Sumatra, where he successfully recorded scores of ethnographic images.

The new law ended native participation in the Calgary Exhibition, but when Weadick returned in 1919, he successfully fought for their return to the fairgrounds.