Sentence examples for fascinating exhibitions from inspiring English sources

LONDON — "Becoming Picasso: Paris 1901," on view at the Courtauld Institute of Art, is one of those fascinating exhibitions that forcefully make a point unrelated to the stated purpose.

Third, there are some fascinating exhibitions and events relating to the author taking place in the summer, and now seems like a good time to get primed for those.

While these feats are being celebrated throughout the winter in a number of fascinating exhibitions, particularly in the Chamonix valley, it perhaps sounds odd now to talk of "conquests" in relation to nature.

The museum will be the venue for two fascinating exhibitions, Unpublished Degas (19 June - 26 September), drawings and pastels from a private collection that has rarely been seen before, and Signac, The Ports of France (October - 23 January 2011), watercolours from the artist's project to paint 100 ports across France.

It is a fascinating exhibition, put together by Ann Sumner and Christopher Riopelle.

What a joyous and fascinating exhibition this is.

"There's a fascinating exhibition on at the Grand Palais".

This fascinating exhibition aims to show how Rembrandt gave Christ a Jewish appearance for the first time in history.

Surgeons' Hall also houses a fascinating exhibition on Dr Joseph Bell, Doyle's inspiration for Sherlock Holmes.Kenny BellAsunción, Paraguay.

Alternatively you could pop into a fascinating exhibition at the British Library titled Shakespeare in Ten Acts.

That is what you might conclude after perusing "Cézanne and American Modernism," a fascinating exhibition at the Montclair Art Museum here.