Sentence examples for from exhibition from inspiring English sources
"Some 30 major pieces from exhibition galleries.
She also earns an estimated $1 million a year from exhibition matches and appearances.
Macuga's sculptures, with their planes of tinted glass and polished steel rails, are derived from exhibition display stands designed by Reich.
The relic, right, long thought to have topped a scepter carried by a high priest in Solomon's Temple, destroyed in 586 B.C., is to be withdrawn from exhibition.
It was cut to under four hours for its premiere, in November 1980, after which it was excoriated by critics — "an unqualified disaster" in the much-quoted phrase of Vincent Canby of The New York Times — and then pulled from exhibition.
They were the shestidesyatniki, the children of Khrushchev's thaw, and they spoke to him of Picasso and the French impressionists, no longer banned from exhibition in Russia, as well as of contemporary American novelists - Hemingway, Kerouac, Faulkner, Steinbeck - whom they had discovered in the journal Inostrannaya Literatura (Foreign Literature).
Exeter held events ranging from exhibitions on the history of Southall to African drumming.
Mr. Zimmer seems to have been miraculously shielded from exhibitions of gimmicky painting.
Finally, also independent from exhibitions but intimately bound to art, are three new books of poems by artists.
Events range from exhibitions and heritage tours that focus on Byron's travels in Europe, to garden parties and competitions.
Long Branch - SEASONED art critics tend not to expect much from exhibitions picked by other art critics.
