Sentence examples for flexible exhibition from inspiring English sources

With nondigital technology, such flexibility is costly and cumbersome, but with digital technology, flexible exhibition costs nothing.

Walls interspersed among these modules pivot out to create flexible exhibition spaces.

More Money, More Space The Westchester Arts Council recently received a $10,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Arts to make the first floor of its headquarters at the Arts Exchange, a former bank in White Plains, into a flexible exhibition and public performance space.

Programmers, with their flexible exhibition role, were ambiguous by definition.

We were interested in an open and flexible exhibition space strategy which rides below a direct engagement with the sea horizon.

Fernandez's current exhibition Flexible Structures is on view until March 11th at Sicardi Gallery in Houston.

With its emphasis on a fleeter, more flexible medium, the Hirshhorn exhibition, which moves to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art from May 26 to Sept. 5, might be read as a tacit acknowledgement of that.

One is the importance of documentary film, or the documentary form; it runs like an infinitely flexible spine through this exhibition, from the newsreels to works like Mr. Peck's Lumumba homage, Mr. Kentridge's animation and Isaac Julien's meditation on Frantz Fanon.

The addition needed to be supremely flexible for any kind of exhibition, of course.

Ms. Prada and her husband have also commissioned Mr. Koolhaas to convert a 17,500-square-meter (or about 188,300-square-foot) industrial site in Milan into a permanent, multicultural exhibition space — "the most flexible possible," as Ms. Prada puts it.

A new flexible, large-scale cultural, arts, and exhibition space named The Factory is to be built on the former site of Granada Studios in central Manchester.