Sentence examples for exhibitions good from inspiring English sources

Exhibitions "GOOD GRIEF!" Charlie Brown and his creator, Charles M. Schulz, are the stars of this exhibition, in which families are invited to inhabit a life-size version of the "Peanuts" comic strip, which always offered lessons as well as laughs.

This is one of those good/bad exhibitions – good in so far as it tells us an interesting story about the foundation of an important institute of fine arts in Birmingham eighty years ago within the precincts of the university; bad in so far as a fair number of the works on display here – notably the paintings of Lady Barber herself - are of an indifferent quality.

Users can determine, for example, how many exhibitions good ole Paul Klee has been in throughout the years, or surf through all shows curated by Kynaston McShine. .

She emphasized that from time to time the museum has bought art, which makes the exhibition good business for Christie's.

It was all part of his wanting to "tease out a relationship with the earth" and the results of these artistic and scientific experiments are part of von Bismarck's latest exhibition, Good Weather, at New York's Marlborough Contemporary.

This exhibit was appropriately described in an article in New York Times review "Many exhibitions are good, some are great and a very few are tantamount to works of art in their own right".

And it does not hurt that such exhibitions are good for business.

A big philosophical question always hovers over the National Black Fine Art Show, on view through tomorrow at the Puck Building in SoHo: are race-based exhibitions a good idea?

Robertson always wrote well about art, and it is plain to see that he shared with another critic/curator of his generation, David Sylvester, those essential qualities for a maker of exhibitions: a good eye, an eclectic taste, and an enthusiasm for the new.

In a seemingly inexhaustible stream of new books, new exhibitions, and good ideas, Teller has become one of the most recognizable art photographers in the world now.

And it doesn't hurt that such exhibitions are, well, good for business.