Sentence examples for exhibitions setting from inspiring English sources

Smithson was the prime mover in the land-art scene, not just creating work but organizing exhibitions, setting out credos, proselytizing, writing reviews, and providing dense theoretical cover for the whole earthworks hustle.

In this role, he advocated more shops in stately homes; organised exhibitions; set up a study group on how to make Stonehenge more accessible; and prepared recommendations for restoring monuments.

Namely, that exhibitions set up in a single space could, and perhaps more importantly, should have a sense of daily or even hourly flux.

SCREEN_ has only had two shows thus far, the first by Jeffrey Scudder and the second by Dina Kelberman but Potter has upcoming exhibitions set up until the end of July.

"We brought back Peruvian clothes for dress-up, and there's a marketplace in the exhibition set up with plastic fruit," said Betsy Kerlin, the museum's exhibits manager.

This exhibition sets Miró's paintings free".

The Chicago exhibition, set to open in March, will feature 67 outfits from her archive.

The Great Exhibition set a new precedent by inviting other nations to participate too.

Caro's exhibition sets off the strange and prodigious art of Chatsworth's gardens.

This exhibition sets out to show that "Celt" is a cultural construct, not an ethnicity.

Arabella McNie, the curator of the Somerset House exhibition, set out to show "how wool can inhabit a space".