Sentence examples for exhibition tackling from inspiring English sources

Site Gallery, Tue to 28 Mar RC This exhibition tackling impressionism through its great impresario, the art dealer Paul Durand-Ruel, is a reminder that art movements need more than creative genius to flower.

But the show at the OMCA promises to be the first real-deal exhibition tackling the subject of marijuana in a methodical way.

Its current exhibition tackles an equally unlikely subject for an art museum: math.

The exhibition tackles the conundrum of Wan Li head-on in a thought-provoking examination of both the emperor and his era.

This international group exhibition tackles the processes of consuming and subsuming through multimedia, sculpture, and sound.

The exhibition tackles complex contemporary issues from stem cell research, IVF, and economic stability and merges them with the utopian theme.

Playwright David Perkins created a namesake play from the cartoon, numerous cultural essays followed, and now a net art exhibition tackles it.

The student exhibition tackles more than the surroundings, however.

Though few exhibitions tackle topics as broad as the story of black people's relation to the oceans, the public exploration of black experience has grown far beyond what could be contained in one month of the year, not to mention Carter Woodson's original truth-telling week.

Most exhibitions have tackled Klee thematically, said Gale: this one takes a chronological overview, showing how the different strands of the work of this "multi-layered, mysterious, productive artist" unfurled alongside each other as he worked "in different modes simultaneously".

The Globo exhibition, for instance, tackles the philosophical chestnut "Does culture make television or television make culture?" Corporate-financed shows, after all, are keeping designers in business.