Sentence examples for foreign exhibitions from inspiring English sources

It includes some foreign exhibitions.

For most of the 20th century Turkish authorities were happy to lend their treasures for foreign exhibitions and ignored the provenance of most pieces in Western collections.

After the Revolution, the Soviets endorsed both the avant-garde photography of people like Aleksandr Rodchenko and Gustav Klutsis and the derrière-garde work of the Pictorialists, whose photographs represented the Soviet Union in most foreign exhibitions in the 1920's.

"These foreign museum exhibitions are helping young Chinese people become more global".

"Stepping up our staging of foreign art exhibitions and holding public dialogues with art experts from across the world is helping the museum become more international, more interactive and more popular," said Chen Yu, the curator of the Enlightenment show, which attracted about four million visitors.

The chart referred incorrectly to rights for foreign theatrical exhibition, home video and television markets sold to Warner Brothers International.

Wellcome Colletion's winter exhibition Foreign Bodies, Common Ground runs until February 10.

Piecing together his disparate cultural identity has been a main theme of the artist's work, and his ongoing exhibition Foreign Body, currently on view at New York's Michael Werner Gallery, is no exception.

A decade ago, visitors interested in art and design were, for the most part, limited to contemporary-art-shy commercial galleries and exhibitions at foreign cultural centers like the Goethe-Institut or Alliance Française.

Last Tuesday, Mr. Amador met with the general manager of the MetroStars, Nick Sakiewicz, to discuss the city's old Ironbound Stadium site, a deteriorating piece of city-owned property where a hulking concrete grandstand and an overgrown oval track linger as reminders of when the stadium was host to local matches and exhibitions featuring foreign professional teams.

Downstairs we admire an exhibition of foreign architectural precedents, from one of Moscow's Seven Sisters to Terry Farrell's MI6 headquarters, in a revealing line-up of monumental megastructures.