Sentence examples for exhibition tools from inspiring English sources

This gallery has been installed with the truly topical exhibition "Tools: Extending Our Reach," curated by Cara McCarty and Matilda McQuaid, with tools, patents, code, and tunnel borers from all branches of the Smithsonian.

Members of the British group Designers in Residence, which presented the exhibition "Tools for Everyday Life," were typical in their adoration of gleaming brass rivets, which they embedded into lamps, and the gauges and shims used at machine shops, which they turned into building blocks.

If there is one thing that MWC proved about Virtual Reality, it is that VR has an opportunity to be the dominant exhibition tool at conferences.

It seems almost unnecessary to introduce Cory Arcangel, the digital wunderkind, artist-musician and inveterate hacker whose exhibition, "Pro Tools," has opened at the Whitney Museum of American Art.

Riley has also called her copy – which she has lent to this fascinating little exhibition – a "tool", revealing what her and Seurat have in common: they both practice art as an optical science.

A record 92,000 people visited the four-day exhibition of materials, tools, appliances and services.

Up on the third floor, Thinc, the exhibition designers for "Tools," spaced things out and made it harder to make temporal or cross-disciplinary leaps.

The exhibition features photographs, tools and other elements, including an illustrated timeline that profiles Westchester, Long Island and national developments in the history of boat building from 1800 to the present.

As Sarah Tanguy, curator of the Hechinger collection, points out in the exhibition catalog, depicting tools became for artists a "means to bridge the gap between art and life, and to address the shifting definition of perception".

Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum: Mansion and Garden Tours (Friday through Sunday) To celebrate Bronx Week, the museum will be offering free mansion and garden tours, beginning at 12 15 p.m. Also on view is "Dibbles and Daisy Grubbers: The Art of the Garden Tool," an exhibition of familiar and unusual garden tools.

David Senior, a bibliographer in the Museum of Modern Art library and organizer of the exhibition, observed that the tools most extensively proffered by the catalog were printed matter.