Sentence examples for exhibitions stand from inspiring English sources

These exhibitions stand out even in this season's bumper crop of summer gallery group shows.

It has become clear to me that few human evolution exhibitions stand alone, and the images visitors viewed in one museum experience stand consciously and subconsciously beside other images they have seen throughout time and across space.

Soon afterwards, Vaughan went to London on the proceeds of a prize to design a furniture exhibition stand.

I first saw Jerry McMillan's portrait of Ed Ruscha two years ago, when it appeared as the press image for the group exhibition "Stand Still Like the Hummingbird," at the David Zwirner gallery.

But, Ms. Rhein said, "Each piece in this exhibition stands on its own.

If one exhibition stands out, it is "April Gornik: Paintings and Drawings" at the Neuberger Museum of Art.

At the Saatchi Gallery's Ant Noises 2 exhibition stands a curious series of glass cages.

This exhibition stands out because it captures not only the moral problems but the twisted thrill of messing with nature.

The exhibition stands up for the value of human touch in an age of electronic communication (Johnson).

With no budget I offered free exhibition stands for skills, designed a work experience programme for unemployed graduates and hit Twitter like there was no tomorrow.

He returned to the Polytechnic to train in fine art and, after labouring jobs, found work as a draughtsman and designer of shop window displays before spending two years designing exhibition stands at Olympia.