Sentence examples for gallery block from inspiring English sources

The Royal Academy's gallery block, home to Andrea Palladio: His Life and Legacy, was the brainchild of that great English Palladian, Richard Boyle, third Earl of Burlington.

The gallery block feels like an ordinary box, and although the project is in theory about porosity and flow, its internal circulation is cramped and stuttering.

Upright tigers in the middle of a New York City gallery block and skittering businessmen surrounding a building-sized dog may seem like whimsical scenes, but they ultimately deal with the Australia-based artist's complicated ideas on the human condition and existential despair.

(Some of its images of the 1986 nuclear disaster in Ukraine could easily be taken for the gallery blocks of Chelsea last week).

Exhibits like this one "help chisel away at a lot of the barriers to delicate conversations about people with vision loss," Hunter said Tuesday as students and a professor from Corcoran worked in the gallery blocking out where to hang paintings.

Presenting itself as a miniature sports arena of sorts, Lund has positioned a ping pong table in the center of the Los Angeles gallery, blocked off by banner dividers with sporadic bench seating behind them.

Females were thought to be monogamous from laboratory observations that: (1) females can create a second egg gallery and brood in the absence of a second mating (Reid, 1958); and (2) because the male beetle arriving in the egg gallery blocks the entrance after mating, first with his body and eventually with boring dust and frass (Safranyik and Wilson, 2006).

First, she met her husband, Richard Beavers, an art dealer who now owns a gallery a block from her store.

"It's a little annoying when you've had a personal relationship with the artists," Paula Cooper told me one afternoon, when I dropped by her gallery, a block away.

Chinatown Art Galleries, 900 block of Chung King Road.

A deep geological repository for nuclear waste requires the backfilling and sealing of shafts and galleries to block any preferential path for radioactive contaminants.