Sentence examples for exhibition very from inspiring English sources

Zierhut Herbert - 60, retired I like this exhibition very much.

The painter Howard Hodgkin, who was, in 1960, working toward his own first solo show, recalls the excitement of the Tate's overdue Picasso exhibition very well.

"Unfortunately, there is very little written in English and other Western languages about Chinese Islamic calligraphy, making the visit of Haji Noor Deen and the exhibition very special," said Professor Ali Asani, director of the Alwaleed Islamic Studies Program and chair of the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations.

The exhibition, very correctly titled "Sublime Beauty," will bring what is inarguably the world's most adorable baby unicorn first to the Cincinnati Art Museum and then to the Legion of Honor in San Francisco, Calif.

"Unedited!" an exhibition of very real, very noir photographs from the LAPD Archives, including images of the Black Dahlia, Charles Manson, Miles Davis and more.

The two exhibitions, very different in size, have many aesthetic and personal links.

These Xerox prints appear in exhibitions very rarely.

This would be Eric Prince's second gallery - his first was in the early 2000s in the Medieval Village of Pezenas, France, a highly conceptual space that went totally against the pre-existing gallery model by never falling into any pre-set notions about time or schedule making the exhibitions very fluid, organic and surprising.

The Gesamtkunstwerk exhibition was very dense, very inspiring and interesting because of the danger that it became the Gesamtkunstwerk of the curator rather than of the artists.

The Grand Central exhibition not very good.

The reality, as we learn at the start of this exhibition, was very different.