Sentence examples for exhibitions making from inspiring English sources
We've spent the past two exhibitions making the empire real.
After completing his studies, he increasingly displayed his works in solo and group exhibitions, making his European debut in 1995 in "TransCulture," held at the 46th Venice Biennale.
One can only imagine the charm and persistence this took, for India still remains almost entirely off the international art-lending map, with few exhibitions making it to India, and fewer still making it out of the country.
It hosts temporary exhibitions, making full use of its location in Cambridge to source suitable artefacts for displays, which so far have included the Great War, Sherlock and a history of medicine.
In the US and Canada, midnight screenings (very early morning on 11 July) brought in $12 million from 2,311 midnight exhibitions making the showings "the most successful batch of midnight exhibitions ever".
Small-bore regional exhibitions make sense in a tough fund-raising climate.
Haymarket Exhibitions made part payment for advertising using tickets to their exhibitions.
Two major exhibitions make museum-going on the Island a must this summer.
Both exhibitions make you look anew at Pop, eschewing the high gloss and high camp for a more scabrous, if not always sinister, movement.
Much of the collection can be accessed electronically, while touring exhibitions make its treasures accessible all over the world.The trouble is, this is all rather expensive.
The art in some exhibitions makes you feel as if the artist who made it is just going through the motions — phoning it in.
