Sentence examples for galleries to develop from inspiring English sources

Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, Washington, D.C. Students in museums and society's Spring 2013 course Photographs on the Edge worked under the mentorship of staff from the Smithsonian's Freer and Sackler Galleries to develop an exhibition of never-before-shown images of important Anatolian monuments shot by Ara Güler.

The collection was first established by the former director of the Wagga Wagga Regional Art Gallery, Judy Le Lievre in response to a request by the Australia Council for regional galleries to develop a specialised collection to avoid duplication and competition.

Bob Miller and the Gallery helped to develop Mapplethorpe's career into one of significance and international recognition.

But Mr. Gorczyca and many of his colleagues within the art world realize that for the gallery scene to develop both locally and internationally, it needs to be more visible.

But, she added, Belleville is "a more natural place" for the gallery scene to develop because of the number of people in the arts world who already live there, and because its cheap bars, hip cafés and restaurants — all lacking on Rue Louise Weiss — make it "a lively and dynamic area".

In his excellent first solo at a commercial gallery, Mr. Barrow continues to develop his homespun abstractions (really his-and-hers).

WHEN Laurie Rosenwald was asked to be one of the 21 designers in "Interior Objects: New Decade" at Gallery 91, she decided to develop an idea for bed linens she had been working on.

To that end, the pair opened aMBUSH Gallery to help develop Sydney's street art scene.

Three weeks ago, city officials also notified developers that it was scrapping plans to develop marinas, art galleries, restaurants and ferry landings in Atlantic Basin, a protected cove in Red Hook encompassing Piers 10, 11 and 12. Instead, the Bloomberg administration wants to move Phoenix Beverages to Pier 11 from Long Island City under a sole-source contract.

We found this incredible farm dating from 1776 on the outskirts of Bruton and it just seemed like an amazing opportunity to develop a gallery in a unique environment and add something different to the community.

Although he had a longstanding relationship with the Anthony Reynolds Gallery in London, his keenness to develop new ways of working led to residencies with, among others, Tyne-Tees Television (1985) and Durham Cathedral (1994-95).