Sentence examples for gallery directing from inspiring English sources

The famous photo of President Obama and his team witnessing the killing of Osama Bin Laden makes these scenes more credible – but in Bourne they are more fancifully imagined in semi-darkness, lit by a glitzy array of screens, with people urgently shouting to each other, as if in a gallery directing a live TV show.

On the opening day of the trial, a police officer stood at the front of the gallery, directed the placement of chairs for overflow seating and asked a sketch artist to move her easel to free up space.

When a sign in the second floor gallery directs you to "Paintings after 1875", you cross a hallway expecting a wing and get one 20 x 20 gallery with seven paintings total, all completed before the turn of the century.

She began her career working for art galleries, directing, putting together and promoting shows.

The industry's first affiliates were hobbyists, amateur connoisseurs collecting their favorite online porn in galleries or directing others toward it in newsgroups.

Fearing that inhalation of the resulting ceramic dust would prove harmful, however, the Tate (with the artist's support) subsequently closed direct access to the gallery and directed the public to view the work from a walkway above.

He regularly holds frame exhibitions at his place of business and advertises them in the columns of the Sunday Times that are used by art galleries to direct their attention to their current exhibitions of paintings and sculpture.

Through Sunday Plus Ultra, a new gallery founded and directed by Joshua Stern and Ed Winkleman, has made its debut with a slyly cheery group show built around the theme of sleaze culture.

THE WAVERLY GALLERY By Kenneth Lonergan; directed by Scott Ellis; sets by Derek McLane; costumes by Michael Krass; lighting by Kenneth Posner; sound by Bruce Ellman; original music by Jason Robert Brown; general manager, Albert Poland; production stage manager, Lloyd Davis Jr. Presented by Anita Waxman, Elizabeth Williams and Randall L. Wreghitt, in association with Second Stage Theater.

About 600 of those seized works were included in the Degenerate Art exhibition, which opened on 19 July 1937 – the day after Hitler's Great German Art show at the purpose-built, gruesomely fascistic Haus der Deutsche Kunst (renamed the Haus der Kunst, this gallery is now directed by the remarkable Nigerian curator Okwui Enwezor and presented an admirable exhibition in 2012 on its Nazi history).

His duties included directing visitors around the gallery, giving talks about portraits and working on the information desk.