Sentence examples for exhibitions effectively from inspiring English sources

These exhibitions effectively ask us to reconceptualize our photographic dictionary.

But despite cramped quarters, the exhibition effectively displays a sampling of the collection's 28,000 objects while providing a capsule introduction to Judaism.

In 2011, 7 of its 21 trustees resigned, and the museum furloughed 32 employees — half of the staff — delaying future exhibitions and effectively eliminating its curatorial and development departments.

The exhibition is effectively organized with an eye to both chronology — the earliest artifacts are engravings and drawings from the 18th century — and theatrical category.

This hope was disappointed, however, as he failed the entrance exam for the official Ecole des Beaux-Arts, and had a series of submissions rejected by the prestigious Salon, the annual exhibition that effectively determined which artists would be able to pursue professional careers.

The Hopman Cup is effectively an exhibition event, with no ranking points on offer and the results not counting towards players' official records.

Having made several donations to the Princeton Library, I have had the distinct pleasure of seeing them "put to work" quickly and effectively, through exhibition and research.

As a gallerist or curator, it's so important to install exhibitions in a way that effectively presents the art to the public.

The self-portrait effectively opens the exhibition and is near a wall-mounted box filled with magnifying glasses.

What's more, says Pound, "The Big Sleep took on a more sinister connotation after the Paris attacks – which effectively closed the exhibition they were in.

It's entitled The Visions of Leonardo da Vinci (and a Memory of His Childhood), and I hope it will resonate with the building and the countercultural history it embodies as effectively as the exhibition does.