Sentence examples for gallery collections from inspiring English sources

This year, former Royal Academy exhibitions director Sir Norman Rosenthal has curated a special series of gallery collections, including 19th-century fishhooks and the Renaissance-era tin-glazed pottery maiolica.

Goma's exhibitions over the last decade are largely indicative of broader trends in Australia's public museums, where major exhibitions by international artists are scheduled through the year, with smaller shows drawn from gallery collections and solo outings by Australian artists filling up the remainder of the calendar.

Covering painting, photography, drawing and illustration, the exhibition can be seen as a microcosm of a thriving alternative scene that sits somewhere between mainstream gallery collections and the artwork that decorates coffee shop walls around the city.

With a Chanel show on Friday that will have 99 models, and a dinner at his home that evening for Nicole Kidman and Baz Luhrmann, he managed, with his usual dexterity, to produce a smart Gallery collection.

I've forgotten the number of occasions when I've turned up at a gallery, collection or church, sometimes after quite a long journey, to discover that the specific work of art I came to see was in restauro, on loan to an exhibition in Buenos Aires, or, once, "the Duchess liked it, and it is actually in her bedroom at the moment".

It may seem like a tired imgur gallery collection at this point but I encourage you, if you're feeling blue, take a peep at one of those beautiful, fuzzy momos.

This is a huge (and, to be fair, very expensive) Gallery collection of some of the best Usagi stories, direct scanned from the artist's original boards, and printed to their size (12" x 17").

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Hendy was much respected for his work in reorganizing the gallery's collections, his encouragement of scientific restoration, and his supervision of recataloging.

By combing through the gallery's collections, Capon has selected works by Sidney Nolan, Charles Blackman, John Olsen, Howard Arkley and Aida Tomescu to tell an unforgettable story of Australian modernism.

Nicholas Serota, director of the Tate, recently warned that the gallery's collections risked becoming fossilised because it can no longer make major purchases.