Sentence examples for gallery access from inspiring English sources

But for high-security exhibitions, where gallery access must be strictly controlled, policing can be a problem.

As I've argued elsewhere, First Amendment protections shouldn't turn on whether one is a member of the "media" or not; but additional benefits, beyond those secured by the First Amendment, such as press gallery access, carrels in a press room, and the like, often can't be given equally to everyone.

The first floor of the wing is occupied by a long gallery, accessed from the central range, with stables and storerooms below.

At a time when there were no public art galleries, access to collections like Petworth was particularly precious for artists – but Ian Warrell, the Tate's Turner expert and co-curator of the exhibition, sees a yearning for a lost Arcadia in Turner's many intimate watercolour sketches of the house.

"These children have a long journey to a gallery, and access to a masterpiece was an opportunity for children to have a personal experience of a piece of art of that caliber," said Rosanne Pugh, the headteacher of Onny.

Its Online Gallery gives access to 30,000 images from various medieval books, together with a handful of exhibition-style items in a proprietary format, such as the Lindisfarne Gospels.

Public money for modernised galleries meant access and inclusion had to change.

"And what astounded us when we started the London fair was the depth of collecting in New York and across the U.S. It really is much bigger than any other country, and galleries want access to that market".

While members of the public rely on museums and galleries for access to the work of famous artists, some privileged executives can simply view artwork on display in their boardrooms.

Its no mystery why the towns and countryside here are so attractive to second-home seekers: seduced by high-quality restaurants, coast-side golf courses, unique shops and galleries, easy access to the Pacific and the redwood forests, and wineries that routinely outrank the top French producers, many see paradise in this nook of northern California.

Plans include extra galleries, open access stores and study facilities, an expanded events space and a larger cafe and shop.