Sentence examples for exhibitions based on a from inspiring English sources

But in the same way museum exhibitions dedicated to one artist can distort the collective, network-based nature of art history, exhibitions based on a single patron's collection can misrepresent the career of the artists in them.

Through the years, the AMNH mounted other exhibitions based on a variety of themes related to Charles Darwin.

The Elmont library is the only one on Long Island where the exhibition, based on a permanent one at the museum in Cooperstown, will be shown.

"The Cat Who Wouldn't Come Inside: Dollhouse and Characters," an exhibition based on a book by Cynthia Von Buhler.

This isn't the first interactive exhibition based on a smartphone app that we've come across, but Ha's project is unique for its meticulous attention to detail.

Victorians Decoded This exhibition based on an academic research project finds connections between telegraphy and art in 19th-century Britain.

So when the Palazzo delle Esposizioni in Rome decided to present a series of exhibitions based on cities, he signed on to put together one on New York.

Two of the libraries that he used to amass citations have recently built exhibitions based on his work: last year, Yale Law School's Lillian Goldman Law Library featured an exhibition on "Murder and Women in 19th-Century America," while a few years before that the William L. Clements Library, at the University of Michigan, hosted "Murder Most Foul: Homicide in Early America".

Right now the Whitney Museum of American Art is showing "BitStreams" and "Data Dynamics," exhibitions based on the notion that many artists are using digitization as a new means of conceptualizing and creating art.

More exhibitions based on the bottom line.

Exhibitions based on literary subjects tend to be bafflingly intellectual and dry.