Sentence examples for exhibitions relating from inspiring English sources
In that time span, the New-York Historical Society has mounted three exhibitions relating to the Sept. 11 attacks.
Some of the £1m will be aimed at broadening understanding of Scotland's national poet by staging readings and exhibitions relating to the Bard.
When people go to exhibitions relating to Sept. 11, what do you want them to walk away with? A. I want to inspire people to feel that the past makes a difference.
In the early 1990s the mansion was turned into a memorial and museum, known as the House of the Wannsee Conference, featuring both permanent and temporary exhibitions relating to the Final Solution.
Located at the west end of colonial downtown, this former military hospital was refurbished into a multidisciplinary and avant-garde exhibition centre in 2013, with many of the exhibitions relating to Ecuadorian national identity.
Events More than 20 exhibitions relating to the architect are planned for the year, starting with "Gaudí, Experiencias: Space, Geometry, Structure and Construction," demonstrating his innovative methods, which, Sir Norman Foster said, "one century on, continue to be revolutionary".
A variety of cultural institutions in and around Philadelphia have events and exhibitions related to the show; information: www.icaphila.org.
Extensive galleries on the second floor will now be given over to temporary, thematic exhibitions related to Noguchi's work.
Dozens of exhibitions related to the event, grand and tiny, could be found there — if you managed to get hold of a map showing their whereabouts.
Mr. Enwezor, who was artistic director of the Johannesburg Biennial of 1997 and has organized numerous exhibitions related to Africa, has invited 31 artists from third-world countries, including 11 Africans, to show at Kassel.
But it has also presented exhibitions related to Bosnia, Darfur, and most impressively Rwanda – a genocide with horrible parallels to the Holocaust, and which the museum has researched in depth since 1994.
