Sentence examples for gallery complex from inspiring English sources

The mall was added a year after the theatre and gallery complex, which houses hundreds of Lowry's works.

66 Oldham Street Diagonally opposite the Palace Theatre – venue for Doctor Dee – this renowned arthouse cinema and gallery complex also includes two busy cafe-bars that serve stone-baked pizzas, curries, burgers and tagines.

There, I plugged in the EV1 and then boarded my friend's gas-powered car ("so 20th century," I told him) for the short ride to the Bergamot Station gallery complex, where we spent a couple of hours looking at art.

Transporting revellers far beyond the Cambridgeshire flatlands that this artists' studio and gallery complex calls home is a slate of impressively experimental music, including young Swedish composer Klara Lewis's acclaimed electronica and Julie Campbell AKA LoneLady's avant pop.

Mogadassi comes here, but her work is in New York, where, in addition to her job at Werner, she shows mostly young artists in a gallery complex she has developed in Chinatown.

Deep in LS Lowry country, the revitalisation of Salford has long been under way: witness the theatre and gallery complex that bears the name of the painter of matchstalk men and matchstalk cats and dogs and the move of the BBC to Media City in 2011.

I will confess that I wish that what was on exhibit when I visited in late December was better curated and I found more of the work engaging – but that may just be me or may speak to issue of women artists in a hierarchical male society and in the art-auction-museum-gallery complex.

An opening reception will be held Wednesday, February 6 at 5 00 p.m. in the Hurley Gallery, Lewis Arts complex.

The spectrum of shifting points of view not only creates a gallery of credible, complex characters but enables us to see the breadth and depth of Havazelet's own range.

The Gallery is a complex of shops and fast-food restaurants (with a separate entrance to a Toys RR" Us that is chaos at Christmas time); the businesses inside are much like other downtown businesses, small, for the most part, and given to inexpensive jewelry and sneakers and CD's.

The unit is a luxurious place, with a cinema, an art gallery, a sports complex, and beautiful gardens, and the residents give up kidneys, auditory bones, corneas, skin, and bits of their small intestines without a hint of resistance, until they are taken for their "final donation".