Sentence examples for exhibition true from inspiring English sources

Wieland's 1971 exhibition, "True Patriot Love," the National Gallery of Canada's first retrospective of a living woman artist, featured "Water Quilt," a soft and lovely celebration of Canada's flora that was also a fiercely subversive statement about its exploitation.

While not a note-for-note recreation of the original show, the current exhibition is true to its spirit.

But for the most part the exhibition is true to its title, displaying a range of representational styles that may be construed more or less loosely as realist.

The exhibition is true to the form and spirit of the original event, with the same light, shape and layout of rooms, connections between very varied artists, and the same attachment to colour and novelty.

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Although the paintings are meticulous and calculated, Play More's installations are the exhibition's true magnum opus.

All of this energy makes a great exhibition and true to the idea of the collective, nothing seems more important than anything else.

She said the digital medium's malleability made it possible for her to participate in both exhibitions, adding, "True, one is a bit stiff but all-powerful; the other is experimental and lively".

The exhibition is also true to its pictorial subject.

The National Gallery should have the integrity to give this exhibition an honest title, in recognition of the true nature of Durand-Ruel's accomplishment.

If this weren't true, exhibitions wouldn't be so crowded.