Sentence examples for galleries to engage from inspiring English sources

Art fairs can be boring, and curatorial statements, beyond dull, but at PULSE New York Contemporary Art Fair this year, a new platform called Conversations encourages galleries to engage in a more stimulating and critical form of curation.

Mr Saumarez Smith said it was an excellent opportunity for the gallery to engage with the work of a leading contemporary photographer.

Moreover, the status of presentation space itself" was transformed by Group Material into "a standard of access to information that opened beyond the museum and gallery to engage the public through storefronts, talks, town meetings, newspaper ads, magazines, bus posters, etc".

Since 2009, Whitechapel Gallery commissions work to engage children with art.

And, when showing in galleries, I thought it better to engage their whole bodies, and not collapse each person to his fingertip.

The works upstairs do the most to engage the gallery space.

Director Anthony Spira said: "This opportunity will enable the gallery to diversify its programme and to engage with much larger audiences".

But the drawings remind us that we are observers in a gallery, even as the installation asks us to engage in self-examination.

The awards encourage children to engage with art by visiting galleries and working with artists and by making their own art.

Participating galleries bring two artists each to their booths, to engage their work in visual and conceptual (but not actual, words-coming-out-of-their-mouths) dialogue.

Seeing is Believing Tate Liverpool, until 2 May The Tate galleries seem to be entering the 21st century determined to engage with society's more complex issues.