Sentence examples for formidable exhibition from inspiring English sources

Rembrandt The clock is ticking if you have not yet seen this formidable exhibition.

A formidable exhibition designed to reconcile Babylonian history and legend is on show in Paris until June 2nd.

But that is more than enough to make a formidable exhibition, for some of the pieces are quite large, and each has its own discrete beauty and charm.

Over the years I've developed a critical eye on what distinguishes a good exhibition to a formidable exhibition.

His son, with one of the most formidable exhibitions of power-hitting you could hope to savour, had just won Wimbledon.

But the ephemera — the fascinating documentation and spirited newsletters — provide the exhibition's glue, presenting women not as anomalous achievers but as part of a formidable movement.

Genzken, a creator of cryptic, grungy assemblages that employ found objects and commercial materials, is one of the most formidable artists in Europe but has never had an exhibition of this size in the United States.

On Friday night the impressive young Russian pianist Gleb Ivanov plays Brahms's Sixteen Waltzes (Op. 39) and Mussorgsky's formidable "Pictures at an Exhibition".

The works include Medtner's rarely heard "Fairy Tales"; Prokofiev's Fourth Piano Sonata; Rachmaninoff's "Six Romances" (for which he will be joined by the soprano Dina Kuznetsova); and Mussorgsky's formidable "Pictures at an Exhibition".

Other museums, like P.S. 1, the Asia Society and the New Museum of Contemporary Art, have done a formidable job of mounting exhibitions offering telescopic, rather than panoramic views, of the global art world.

The National Portrait Gallery's scintillating exhibition of this formidable genius makes nonsense of those superficial judgments.