Sentence examples for exhibitions achieved from inspiring English sources

Serrell found very few exhibitions achieved that high standard.

As a whole, her current exhibition achieves a similar effect, but the individual pictures are less excitingly complex.

The intention is laudable, but simply put, no one exhibition, or in this case one small segment of an exhibition, can achieve such a lofty goal.

"I want people to see this history and not forget it because we are always talking about having some kind of conversation none of which I believe has happened yet," says Mercer of what she would like the exhibition to achieve in Detroit.

Having only recently returned to work following a debilitating stroke, her ensemble of recent and older paintings and sculptures was as much a statement of intent as a fully achieved exhibition.

Colon has walked only one batter while striking out 17 over 15 exhibition innings and has achieved better results than Garcia, who is notorious for his poor springs and has a 5.93 earned run average.

(Cotter) 'Don't Quit Your Day Job' (closes on Friday) Among the summer group shows with which art dealers annually break the monthly grind of solo and dual exhibitions, this one achieves an unusual combination of self-conscious modesty and poignancy.

(Johnson) Galleries: Chelsea Doon't Quit Your Day Job' (through Aug. 19) Among the summer group shows with which art dealers annually break the monthly grind of solo and dual exhibitions, this one achieves an unusual combination of self-conscious modesty and poignancy.

What might seem a limitation gives the show a freshness that retrospectives often lack.A degree of balance is achieved at the exhibition's end.

New Zealand art and craft has gradually achieved an international audience, with exhibitions in the Venice Biennale in 2001 and the "Paradise Now" exhibition in New York in 2004.

His early rural paintings in this exhibition are profoundly beautiful, convincing and achieved.