Sentence examples for explanatory exhibition from inspiring English sources

The reticent artist, taken with the Addison plan to mount an explanatory exhibition about the painting in 1939, produced a rare statement about his working methods and purpose, and gave the Addison two preparatory drawings for the painting (also exhibited).

There was nothing of the museum about the visit – no special exhibitions or explanatory signs.

It was not the first time I'd seen guards at this exhibition, which is short on explanatory labels, do the same.

There are so many writers represented, almost all of whom will be unknown to most visitors, that more explanatory material would have helped make the exhibition even more compelling.

It was displayed at the Great Exhibition of 1851 with a volume of explanatory notes.

It doesn't help that the exhibition lacks a catalog, or that the explanatory wall text tells viewers that the artist's work is "never specific".

The explanatory labels that are so commonly part of illustrational exhibitions are often necessary to make the point.

But beyond that, it is difficult to make sense of "Poetic Justice," for the explanatory text in the museum brochure that was produced to accompany the exhibition is riddled with art world jargon, and there is almost no discussion of this work in the exhibition catalog — a surprising omission for a teaching museum.

Consequently, the exhibition developers strove to eliminate any intuitive language from the explanatory labels; even so, adult visitors not only continued to use need-based language but increased their use following the gallery visit.

All these works have appeared in a number of Vo's exhibitions, in different settings, and with little or no explanatory material for the viewer.

Suzanne Treister also used a Parrot in her self-explanatory installation, The Drone that Filmed the Opening of its Own Exhibition, but was forced to run out and buy a new one on short notice when it crashed.