Sentence examples for exhibition time from inspiring English sources

In his latest exhibition, TIME OUT O.1, currently exhibiting at the Ars Electronica Center in Linz, Austria, Tiefengraber wades into this digital zeitgeist with three pieces User Generated Server Destruction, You Uneraseble Text, and The Drawing Machine.

Rarities Because overexposure to light can discolor paper and cause images to fade, museums tend to keep drawings in storage and limit their exhibition time.

Alireza Razavi and his firm Studio Razavi Architects are participating in the exhibition Time – Space – Existence, organized by the European Cultural Center and Global Art Affairs Foundation at the Palazzo Bembo, Palazzo Mora, and Palazzo Rossini, San Marco.

The 2010 Bulletin celebrates the success of the Gallery's summer 2009 exhibition Time Will Tell: Ethics and Choices in Conservation, elaborating on the conservation projects and issues that were presented in the show.

A museum spokeswoman, Deborah Galyan, said that the earliest the museum might mount a "Shipwrecked" exhibit now would be 2013, a delay that she said would give the museums' director, Julian Raby, who also curated the exhibition, time to address some of the archeologists' concerns.

The multifaceted nature of time, both cyclical and irreversible, and the many ways time regulates natural phenomena were approached in our museum during the exhibition "Time of nature," from October 4, 2003 to March 7 , 2004

It was sent to Japan in 1960 for a touring exhibition timed to the opening of the film "Sleeping Beauty".

The exhibition, timed to coincide with the cemetery's 150th anniversary celebration, marks the first time selections from the Woodlawn archive will be displayed.

As part of Lincoln Center's redevelopment, Reynold Levy, its president, asked the Public Art Fund to propose an exhibition timed to the center's summer programs.

DETROIT — The North American International Anti-Auto Show, an art exhibition timed around the show at the Cobo Center, opens Friday night with a black-tie preview at the Contemporary Art Institute of Detroit.

A sampling of these letters can be found at the New-York Historican Sociexhibitionexhibitimedtomed to coincide with Veterans Day, titled "Pray for Me: Letters and diaries from American Wars, 1758-1968".